Los Angeles Times Historical Archives: Page 104 News Recap
Cole’s French Dip has announced its impending closure multiple times in the past, but an event scheduled for this weekend indicates it’s “for real this time.” The famous downtown Los Angeles eatery is ... The New York Times: Los Angeles Schools Strike Narrowly Averted in Last-Minute Deal Los Angeles Times on MSN: People are leaving Los Angeles, and it could 'haunt us for decades'
Associated Press, New York Times win Pulitzers for Ukraine coverage ...
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to name the original King Taco in Cypress Park a Historic-Cultural Monument to preserve its Latino culinary legacy. History is often described as being written by the victors, but the reality is far more complex. Even when there are clear winners and losers, the truth behind major historical events frequently ... Carmelite sisters in Los Angeles are asking the Catholic faithful for prayers and donations after a fire destroyed one of their retreat houses April 11.
NBC News on MSN: Los Angeles becomes the first major school district to require screen time limits The Los Angeles Unified School District board's resolution followed pressure from parents who said their children developed unhealthy habits after using iPads and laptops every day. Los Angeles becomes the first major school district to require screen time limits Los Angeles Daily News: Los Angeles cuts film permit and parking fees to keep production local Los Angeles officials announced new pilot programs to reduce filming costs, including a 58% permit discount for low-impact shoots and a 20% parking discount for short-term use, as the city tries to ...
Los Angeles cuts film permit and parking fees to keep production local Associated Press News: Firefighters deploy widely as strong winds threaten more Los Angeles neighborhoods Weary and anxious from a week of massive blazes burning around Los Angeles, Southern California residents faced dire new wildfire warnings Tuesday while preparing to flee at a moment's notice as ... Los Angeles County lost 54,000 residents from 2024 to 2025, driven by immigration restrictions and continued out-migration to other states. People are leaving Los Angeles, and it could 'haunt us for decades' Hey SoCal on MSN: Los Angeles homelessness agency cuts nearly 300 jobs The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority on Monday announced plans to lay off 284 employees, citing looming ... Los Angeles County reached a “high” level of COVID-19 infections on Thursday, according to public health officials, meaning a mask mandate could be imposed in two weeks as the highly transmissible ... NBC Los Angeles: Over 100 cameras to be installed across Los Angeles to crack down on speeding Los Angeles will start installing speed cameras across the city in the coming months as part of the California government's street safety initiative. After a state law authorized Los Angeles and other ...
