#KawhiLeonard #NBA #LosAngelesClippers
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Why this season has been ultimate roller coaster for Kawhi Leonard
For Kawhi Leonard, this season has been the ultimate roller coaster.
He went from being the biggest snub of the NBA All-Star Game to putting on its best performance after commissioner Adam Silver added him as an injury replacement.
#StreetVending #LosAngeles #FairBusinessPractices
nypost.com
Viral video shows packed food vendors as legal businesses fume over...
A viral video of a packed San Fernando Valley street-vending strip is sparking backlash from legal vendors and restaurant owners who say they're drowning in permits and fees while illegal operators thrive in plain sight.
#ShoheiOhtani #MLB #LosAngelesDodgers
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Dave Roberts Shares How Shohei Ohtani Surprised Him the Most
Shohei Ohtani set a franchise record with 54 home runs and played through a torn labrum that was a result of a subluxation of his left shoulder in the 2024 World Series, and yet somehow managed to further impress in a second season with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
#Migrants #LosAngeles #HumanRights
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Nick Shirley finds family of migrants with young kids living in tent...
YouTuber Nick Shirley has found a family of migrants with young children "living like dogs" on Los Angeles' Skid Row.
He interviewed the Colombians from their tent in the notorious downtown neighborhood surrounded by "drugs and chaos," branding the scenes "tragic.
#LosAngelesDodgers #MentalHealth #GriefSupport
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Vesia grateful for support after daughter's death
PHOENIX -- Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia spoke publicly for the first time since losing a newborn daughter in the middle of last year's World Series on Friday, reading from an emotionally charged statement for a little more than six minutes.
#LosAngeles #LAPD #PublicSafety
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LA's top cop warns city needs 3,300 more officers as 'half a...
Los Angeles is being policed with half a team -- and the city's top cop says the consequences will be brutal as the world descends on LA for the FIFA World Cup later this year and the 2028 Summer Olympics.
#ImmigrationReform #LosAngeles #MayorBass
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Los Angeles mayor signs new directive banning federal immigration agents from using city-owned property
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed a new executive directive Tuesday that bans federal immigration agents from using city-owned or city-controlled property and orders the LAPD to preserve all evidence related to immigration enforcement operations.
#LosAngeles #KarenBass #PoliticalAccountability
nypost.com
Mayor Bass runs scared, refuses questions about fire and election
Los Angeles' floundering Mayor Karen Bass fled from reporters after promising to answer tough "political questions" -- instead escaping to another event -- only hours after The California Post exposed the coverup of the Palisades Fire report.
#SuperBowl #LosAngeles #SportsNews
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Los Angeles and SoFi Stadium preparing to host second Super Bowl in six years
Dean Fioresi is a web producer for CBS Los Angeles. He covers breaking news throughout Southern California. When he's not writing about local events, he enjoys focusing on sports and entertainment.
#LosAngeles #SalesTax #HealthcareFunding
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LA officials pushing tax hike that will raise the price of groceries,...
Two Los Angeles County supervisors are backing a new tax hike on residents that spike the cost of almost everything you buy -- including shopping, dining out and other everyday purchases across the county.
#Homelessness #LosAngeles #MentalHealth
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LA's homeless spending: a case study in epic failure
Sprawling homelessness is one of the most chronic frustrations in Los Angeles.
Now we find out the LA City Council spent an eye-popping $418 million on homeless "services" in 2025 alone -- only to further entrench the problem.
#LosAngeles #Crime #CriminalJustice
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Exclusive | California's soft laws embolden city's prolific criminals according...
Los Angeles' rampant crime issues trace back to a tiny fraction of criminals, but jam-packed jails and soft laws are leading many of these swindlers, crooks, and thugs to cycle right back onto the streets, District Attorney Nathan Hochman told The California Post in an exclusive interview.
