L-A County firefighters and paramedics are rolling up their sleeves for the COVID vaccine.
We're told all 16-thousand should receive their first dose by Sunday 

L-A County firefighters and paramedics are rolling up their sleeves for the COVID vaccine. We're told all 16-thousand should receive their first dose by Sunday&nbsp;

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Next In Line For Vaccine In LA: Firefighters And Paramedics

Across California, tens of thousands of students with learning disabilities are navigating higher ed. But not all of them are getting the support they need, and many have to learn to advocate for themselves.

Across California, tens of thousands of students with learning disabilities are navigating higher ed. But not all of them are getting the support they need, and many have to learn to advocate for themselves.

Learning Disabilities In Higher Ed: Community College Alumni Open Up About Getting The Services They Needed

After years of rapid growth, Hollywood is pulling back on spending. That’s affecting writers’ ability to get work -- and health care. LAist's Josie Huang explains.

After years of rapid growth, Hollywood is pulling back on spending. That’s affecting writers’ ability to get work -- and health care. LAist's Josie Huang explains.

As Hollywood Spending Drops, Health Care Fears Rise For Many Writers

To fix Catalina's spotty and unreliable internet, resident Lance Ware has a bold plan that involves $32 million and miles of underseas cables,

To fix Catalina's spotty and unreliable internet, resident Lance Ware has a bold plan that involves <a href="https://laist.com/news" data-cms-ai="0"></a>$32 million and miles of underseas cables,

Next In Line For Vaccine In LA: Firefighters And Paramedics

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