More than three decades after a landmark decision requiring Los Angeles to limit its water intake to raise the level…
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Four Democratic gubernatorial candidates have called on their colleagues to boycott the upcoming debate at USC, reiterating concerns that the…
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Christine Würfel Stauss. Photo: Polina Vinogradova Last year, the Observer spoke to the directors involved with Hamburger Bahnhof Sam Bardaouil…
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As part of an ICE operation, plainclothes agents on Thursday dragged an alleged MS-13 suspect into the city’s federal courthouse,…
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California has reached a proposed settlement agreement that mandates new oversight measures for the LA County school district and what…
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The founder of XPrize wants to “flood” YouTube with great ideas for the future to shift public attitudes towards fear…
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As companies move away from single-bank relationships and DeFi protocols attract trillion-dollar asset managers, the conflict-ridden model that has defined…
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After closing in 2020, one of London’s oldest restaurants, Simpson’s on the Strand, reopened its doors in March. Helen Cathcart…
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Researchers investigating the long-term effects of the 2025 firestorms on LA’s beaches have found that unusual: good news. In the…
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The most destructive wildfires in Southern California history. It is the wettest holiday season in the region. The hottest March…
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