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LAUSD strikes deal with teachers, First encounter of Joshua Tree, Pet psychic in LA — Sunday Edition
The Los Angeles Unified School District has reached a tentative deal with United Teachers Los Angeles. California Republicans meet in San Diego today to vote on their endorsement for governor. A self-proclaimed pet psychic makes a stop in L.A. on her national tour. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Rep…
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Route 66 is an iconic road. For black families, the experience was more complicated
Cato Hernandez looks back at the black experience traveling along Route 66.
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Swalwell response, Baywatch stays in LA, Marlboro Man billboard on Sunset — Saturday Edition
California gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell is denying allegations of sexual assault from several women as calls mount for him to drop out of the race. The Baywatch reboot will stay in Los Angeles, despite rumors. The rise and fall of the Marlboro Billboard that once ruled the Sunset Strip. Pl…
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What's even better than a farmer's market? When it's free
A group called Together We Thrive runs food banks in San Fernando, Canoga Park, and Pasadena. But as Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports, these are different than most.
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The rise and fall of the Marlboro Man billboard on Sunset
Explore LA takes you back to a time when the Marlboro Man was king in L.A.
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A pet psychic is on tour in Los Angeles. We went to check it out
Robert Garrova visited one of these sold-out pet psychic readings in Pasadena.
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Tracking LAHSA's late payments, Near collision at LAX, John Waters' LA bookstore recs — Evening Edition
Homeless services providers sound the alarm about late payments from LAHSA. The FAA is investigates a near-collision at LAX. Find out which L.A. bookstore legendary filmmaker John Waters recommends. Plus, more from Evening Edition. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visit…
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City officials consider ‘mansion tax’ changes, but critics say proposed fixes don't go far enough
Los Angeles leaders could soon make changes to the city’s embattled “mansion tax.” But some housing advocates, who blame the tax for a slowdown in apartment development, say the new attempts at reform don’t go far enough.
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Route 66’s dark side: behind the myth of the iconic road trip
The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South — but sometimes with deadly consequences
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Families concerned over LAUSD strike, Rise of Goop's ghost kitchen, New kids outdoor space in Claremont — Afternoon Edition
LAUSD families are calling for a deal to avoid a strike next week. For Food Friday, Goop Kitchen is a rising star in the ghost kitchen scene, but what is the food like? And a new interactive space in Claremont connects kids to the outdoors and native plants. Plus, more from Afternoon Edition. Supp…
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