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LAUSD’s youngest students will start a screen-free school year. Here’s what parents need to know
The first phase of LAUSD’s screentime limits starts in August.
Mayor Bass issues executive order to pause the Lineage warehouse rebuild. What’s next?
Bass is directing city departments to stop the Lineage warehouse from being rebuilt for now.
City plans to cut hundreds of jobs, from fire captains to librarians, to cover multimillion-dollar shortfall
Long Beach officials proposed deep cuts as they grapple with dwindling reserves, rising personnel costs, a clawback of federal grants and a slowdown in the local economy.
Big Sleeps, LA’s graffiti godfather, honored at mass while fighting for his life in the hospital
From painting on Pico Union walls to Getty recognition, the prolific LA artist has battled advanced kidney disease since 2022.
Destination Market Street awards Dulan’s Soul Food Kitchen a $250,000 grant to expand and renovate
The funding will help modernize the restaurant’s exterior, improve event space and add outdoor seating.
Health officials warn about flea-borne typhus outbreak in Pico Union
The outbreak is being investigated by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health who are hoping to minimize the spread of the infection.
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Mental health is not talked about among the Korean community. This phone line wants to change that.
The phone line serves as a first step towards expanding access to mental health support in a community where cultural stigmas often act as barriers.
A South LA coffee shop became ‘a movement in every community,’ owner says
Each week, South LA Cafe distributes 200 bags of groceries, many filled with fresh produce, meat and a mix of pantry goods.
Alejandra’s Bakery in South LA creates a space where all cultures are welcome
Agustin Aleman founded the bakery in 2014 as a result of a passion for making bread and understanding local cultures.
Black Being yoga studio in Inglewood provides an accessible wellness space for Black and brown communities
Every month, Black Being hosts donation-based yoga classes, meditation sessions, healing workshops and other community-centered wellness programming.
If you don’t know South LA’s Kobbler King, be sure to read this Q&A
For more than 30 years, Brian McMillan has been bringing one-of-a-kind desserts to the South LA community.
Despite the risk of immigration enforcement, Silvio Estrada still shows up daily to provide desserts to his South LA community
This churro vendor is undocumented but chooses to work and serve his community.
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