The Los Angeles Unified Board will consider directing staff to collect feedback and create a policy that would ban student phones and social media use from bell to bell.

The Los Angeles Unified Board will consider directing staff to collect feedback and create a policy that would ban student phones and social media use from bell to bell.

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LAUSD Might Ban Smartphones During School Day (For Real This Time)

Alejandra “Alex” Santamaria, a media sales veteran who most recently served as interim president/general manager and VP, Director of Sales for Univision Los Angeles, has been named president and CEO of LAist.

Alejandra “Alex” Santamaria, a media sales veteran who most recently served as interim president/general manager and VP, Director of Sales for Univision Los Angeles, has been named president and CEO of LAist.

Amid financial turmoil, LAist appoints former Univision exec as new CEO

Cleanup began this month in Tustin, where a vintage World War II hanger went up in flames last November. The blaze spewed debris containing asbestos and lead into the community and government officials insist there are no serious health risks. So why are so many residents skeptical? Turns out, there's a name for that feeling.  

Cleanup began this month in Tustin, where a vintage World War II hanger went up in flames last November. The blaze spewed debris containing asbestos and lead into the community and government officials insist there are no serious health risks. So why are so many residents skeptical? Turns out, there's a name for that feeling.

Why are Tustin residents gripped by 'Toxic Uncertainty'?

An annual tradition is returning to Echo Park lake this weekend. Here's Seamus Bozeman.

An annual tradition is returning to Echo Park lake this weekend. Here's Seamus Bozeman.

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