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Friday, November 6, 2026
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The LA Local 1h ago
Inglewood’s mayoral race is heading to a runoff. Here’s what that means.
Mayor James Butts and Councilmember Gloria Gray are currently the top two vote-getters as the final tally continues. The post Inglewood’s mayoral race is heading to a runoff. Here’s what that means. appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 2h ago
Join Boyle Heights Beat at the Lineage Fire Community Organizing Conference
Boyle Heights Beat will participate in a panel conversation about how community members are creating and shaping media to keep their neighbors informed. The post Join Boyle Heights Beat at the Lineage Fire Community Organizing Conference appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 5h ago
‘Fresher, healthier’: State invests in over a hundred new trees for Koreatown residents
California invests in climate-resiliency for Koreatown with over a hundred new trees in $500,000 project for LA neighborhood. The post ‘Fresher, healthier’: State invests in over a hundred new trees for Koreatown residents appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 7h ago
Former clients of immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano Kennedy can get free legal help in LA
Experienced immigration attorneys are ready to help community members who may have been victims of fraud at a free legal clinic this Saturday. The post Former clients of immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano Kennedy can get free legal help in LA appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 10h ago
The Boyle Heights Technology YouthSource Center has spent 20 years helping young people thrive
The center offers employment opportunities and academic support for people ages 14 to 30, currently serving about 375 participants. The post The Boyle Heights Technology YouthSource Center has spent 20 years helping young people thrive appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 24h ago
Roy wins LA city attorney’s race
Roy, backed by powerful progressives like U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, has vowed to take on the Trump administration in court. The post Roy wins LA city attorney’s race appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Have a story about the Lineage fire? CASA 0101 wants to turn it into a play
Participants could be featured in a short play festival next spring titled “Fire in the Eastside.” The post Have a story about the Lineage fire? CASA 0101 wants to turn it into a play appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Caltrans says 2 video billboard structures are violating state law and may need to come down
The transportation agency identified four digital billboard signs on the two structures along the 405 as violating the state’s Outdoor Advertising Act. The post Caltrans says 2 video billboard structures are violating state law and may need to come down appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
MacArthur Park fence construction to begin Nov. 16
Things could get noisy as the city plans to break ground on an 8-foot tall fence on Nov. 16. Construction will continue through fall 2027. The post MacArthur Park fence construction to begin Nov. 16 appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Nithya Raman will be LA’s next mayor; Karen Bass concedes
Raman, a champion of tenants' rights, has promised to tackle housing affordability, homelessness and police reform, including removing LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell. The post Nithya Raman will be LA’s next mayor; Karen Bass concedes appeared first on LA Local.
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