A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.

 

A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.
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Wilmington residents say it’s dangerous to walk to a new waterfront park - the solution is coming.  

All 7 Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers will be open on Sunday for special adoption hours starting at 11 a.m. Dañiel Martinez tells us why.

All 7 Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers will be open on Sunday for special adoption hours starting at 11 a.m. Da&ntilde;iel Martinez tells us why.

LA County animal care centers extend hours to Sunday, after Lake Hughes animal rescue

Robert Garrova talks to LAist resident baseball experts Matt Dangelantonio and Matt Ballinger about the upcoming Dodgers season.

Robert Garrova talks to LAist resident baseball experts Matt Dangelantonio and Matt Ballinger about the upcoming Dodgers season.

MLB season kicks off this week, as reigning champs Dodgers pursue a 3-peat

With the growth of online fundraising, raising money for important causes has become easier to do. But how about if it was fun? Some Angelenos are trying a different way. Tara Blossom, a fellow at the Los Angeles Reporting Collective, brings us this story.

With the growth of online fundraising, raising money for important causes has become easier to do. But how about if it was fun? Some Angelenos are trying a different way. Tara Blossom, a fellow at the Los Angeles Reporting Collective, brings us this story.

Wilmington residents say it’s dangerous to walk to a new waterfront park - the solution is coming.

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