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ABC announces upcoming premiere of drama “American Crime”

November 20, 2014 wpengine

“American Crime,” an 11-episode drama about the wide-ranging effects of an attack on a young couple in Modesto, will premiere...

News, Transportation

LAX Terminal 6 to quadruple number of dining, shopping options

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Dining and shopping options at Los Angeles International Airport’s Terminal 6 are expected to quadruple over the next year, with...

News, Sports

USC cornerback Josh Shaw reinstated to football team

November 19, 2014 wpengine

USC cornerback Josh Shaw, who was suspended after fabricating a story about how he injured his ankles then became the...

Crime, News, Uncategorized

Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach remains closed due to social media threat

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach will be closed for a second day Wednesday in response to a series...

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LAPD seeks help in locating missing man at LAX

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Los Angeles police asked for the public’s help Tuesday in finding a 70-year-old man who got off an Evergreen International...

Education, News, Uncategorized

Los Angeles Unified School District board to make ethnic course studies a graduation requirement

November 19, 2014 wpengine

The Los Angeles Unified School district board voted Tuesday to make an ethnic studies course a graduation requirement, beginning with...

News, Uncategorized

City officials suggest pro and con arguments on upcoming ballot measures

November 19, 2014 wpengine

City officials put out a call Tuesday for pro and con arguments on March 2015 ballot measures, including an initiative...

Education, News, Uncategorized

UCLA and other UC students outraged by proposed tuition raises

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Students at UCLA and other UC campuses across the state will have their eyes on San Francisco today, where the...

News, Transportation

Local commuter rail officials unveil new campaign to prevent Metro suicide over holiday season

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Fast trains, holiday depression and thoughts of suicide can be a deadly combination, but local commuter rail officials today will...

News

Two masked men rob Subway in Santa Monica

November 19, 2014 wpengine

Two masked men robbed a sandwich shop in Santa Monica, police said today. The robbery occurred at a Subway in...

Category: News

ABC announces upcoming premiere of drama “American Crime”

LAX Terminal 6 to quadruple number of dining, shopping options

USC cornerback Josh Shaw reinstated to football team

LAPD seeks help in locating missing man at LAX

Los Angeles Unified School District board to make ethnic course studies a graduation requirement

City officials suggest pro and con arguments on upcoming ballot measures

UCLA and other UC students outraged by proposed tuition raises

Local commuter rail officials unveil new campaign to prevent Metro suicide over holiday season

Two masked men rob Subway in Santa Monica

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