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L.A. to remove some rush-hour lanes in Historic Filipinotown and East Hollywood
The L.A. Department of Transportation has begun the first phase of a citywide effort to remove rush-hour travel lanes on some ...
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L.A. to pay $500,000 in connection with arrests of journalists in Echo Park
Los Angeles has tentatively agreed to pay $500,000 to two Knock LA reporters on the eve of trial of a civil rights lawsuit ...
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Helicopter water drops extinguish Elysian Park fire
Using water drops from a department helicopter as well as a coordinated ground attack, Los Angeles Fire Department personnel ...
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A concrete solution to protect Silver Lake streetlights
Silver Lake is battling rampant streetlight copper theft. The city is reinforcing Marbelite poles near the reservoir with ...
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Many thanks to Alex McDowell for becoming an Eastsider Reader Sponsor
A big "Thank You!" to Alex and the other readers who have recently become monthly Eastsider Reader Sponsors. The Eastsider ...
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City sets aside $2M for income to domestic abuse survivors & foster youth
The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday allocated $2 million for a new guaranteed income pilot program intended to serve ...
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Immigration raid at Home Depot in Westlake
In spite of a federal court order limiting the scope of immigration-enforcement operations in the area, federal agents made multiple arrests today during a raid near a Home ...
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Could the next Rose Parade queen come from Northeast L.A?
A young woman from Northeast L.A. could become the next queen at the Pasadena Rose Parade. But first, she has to apply — and last year, not many young women ...