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Feature Column
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Heavy rainfall hits Southern California, causing some havoc, with more to follow
Heavy rain made for traffic nightmares in parts of Southern California on Thursday, Feb. 1, as flooded streets and freeways…
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Many Southern California Schools Will Remain Open Despite Floods
Most school districts in Southern California, including Los Angeles Unified, the second-largest in the country, were planning to keep most…
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How local districts and universities responded to storms pounding Southern California
The San Joaquin River has swollen beyond its usual riverbanks thanks to record rainfall. Melting snowfall threatens to flood the…
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Laura Richardson Secures Endorsement of retired Assemblywoman Autumn Burke
California State Senate Candidate Laura Richardson has won the powerful endorsement of former Assemblywoman Autumn Burke. (Richardson File Photo) San…
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Westchester Basketball Teams Open for Challenge
Los Angeles City section Player of the Year candidate Miriah Blake of Westchester celebrates Senior Night on Feb. 2 at…
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DPSS Celebrates Black History Month
DPSS is committed to keeping the public informed about essential benefits, as well as resources offered by other service organizations…
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Southern California girls’ high school basketball rankings
A look at the top 20 high school girls’ basketball rankings produced by Harold Abend of CalHiSports for The Times.…
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Top Southern California high school basketball prospects
St. John Bosco standout Brandon McCoy is among the players to watch in the upcoming years. (Nick Koza) Brandon McCoy,…
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Southern California Student Housing & Higher Education Summit in Los Angeles
Why You Don’t Want to Miss This Conference Why You Won’t Want To Miss This CRE Deal-Making Summit: What trends…
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Amid Ongoing Reports of Increased Hate Activity, Civil Rights Department Highlights Resources and New Materials to Help Connect Californians with Support
California residents can visit CAvsHate.org or call 833-8-NO-HATE to report acts of hate and receive assistance in more than 200 languages CA…
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