It’s now official … taxpayers are getting millions of dollars back as part of the Andrew Do corruption scandal … first uncovered by LAist. Nick Gerda explains why, and what we know about how the money will be spent.

It&rsquo;s now official &hellip; taxpayers are getting millions of dollars back as part of the Andrew Do corruption scandal &hellip; first uncovered by LAist. Nick Gerda explains why, and what we know about how the money will be spent.

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Taxpayers to get millions back as part of Andrew Do plea deal

It’s the 45th anniversary of the pioneering video game PAC-MAN. And Irvine’s Great Park Gallery is celebrating with an exhibit commemorating the classic game — and getting everyone ready for the newest take it.

It&rsquo;s the 45th anniversary of the pioneering video game PAC-MAN. And Irvine&rsquo;s Great Park Gallery is celebrating with an exhibit commemorating the classic game &mdash; and getting everyone ready for the newest take it.

PAC-MAN is back in Irvine — with a new adventure and a new game

A new kind of campy bingeable show has been taking Hollywood by storm: micro dramas. What are they? And what's their impact on Hollywood as it's recovering from the streaming wars and strikes? LAist's Antonia Cereijido reports. 

A new kind of campy bingeable show has been taking Hollywood by storm: micro dramas. What are they? And what's their impact on Hollywood as it's recovering from the streaming wars and strikes? LAist's Antonia Cereijido reports.&nbsp;

How vertical dramas are reshaping Hollywood’s job market

A Los Angeles County program that seeks out people at high risk of homelessness and tries to help them stay off the streets and out of shelters is showing early signs of success, according to a study published Thursday.

Launched in 2021, the county's Homelessness Prevention Unit uses artificial intelligence to comb through vast troves of government data, looking for signs that someone is likely to fall into homelessness. Some of the risk factors include frequent hospitalizations, psychiatric holds, welfare program enrollment and past incarceration.

A Los Angeles County program that seeks out people at high risk of homelessness and tries to help them stay off the streets and out of shelters is showing early signs of success, according to a study published Thursday.
Launched in 2021, the county's Homelessness Prevention Unit&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-county-homelessness-prevention-unit-ai-outreach-california-policy-lab" data-cms-ai="0">uses artificial intelligence</a>&nbsp;to comb through vast troves of government data, looking for signs that someone is likely to fall into homelessness. Some of the risk factors include frequent hospitalizations, psychiatric holds, welfare program enrollment and past incarceration.

Taxpayers to get millions back as part of Andrew Do plea deal

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