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The Feds say they foiled a terrorist plot against the LA Jewish Center

An Iraqi man was arrested Friday for what authorities described as ties to two foreign terrorist organizations and an attempted…

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Voters’ voices from the San Gabriel Valley in the California governor’s race

Eddie Martinez can’t stand Donald Trump. So when Eric Swalwell entered the race for governor of California, Martinez had his…

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Should a high voltage power line pass through California’s largest state park? Critics are furious

BORREGO SPRINGS, Calif. A planned high-voltage power line in the San Diego County desert has sparked outrage over its proposed…

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Hopeful mayor Spencer Pratt woos the voters of Sigodini in a rival district

Lake Balboa resident Jose Meraz wants a mayor who will turn LA around, clean up the streets he says are…

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LA’s cracked sidewalks are a sign of greater brokenness

When I wrote last week about one of my favorite mountains – the streets of LA – I immediately started…

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Artists’ Dialogue: The Unhurried Eye of Artist Renée Levin

Renee Levin. Hosted by Renée Levin What makes a flower petal, pearl or sea shell special? On the canvases of…

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The Image of London, as a Hostile City, is Outwardly and Constantly Changing

Steven Meisel, Bella Freud1993. Coloredge Photo London has had a change in the background. After 10 years at Somerset House,…

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Sales Report: The Independent Opens at Pier 36 During New York Art Week

The Independent, New York, 2026 runs at Pier 36, through Sunday, May 17. photos by Kunning Huang / CKA. Designed…

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The Steyer campaign pays lobbyists. Their posts don’t always make that clear

WASHINGTON — In recent weeks, several social media influencers have emerged from online feeds associated with billionaire Democrat Tom Steyer’s…

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LA, San Gabriel rivers to get ‘garbage connectors’ for ocean protection

The rivers that run through Los Angeles County have a bad reputation. Literally. In most places, you’d be hard-pressed to…

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