To the bipper go the spoils? Cannabis impresario Berner on his debut crime thriller
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E pluribus ants: At Cabrillo Music Fest, Sarah Henniesβ work buzzes with communal activity
Under expansive theme of US's 250th, composer's 'Grain House' considers the lowly but mighty insect. The post E pluribus ants: At Cabrillo Music Fest, Sarah…
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βPretty sure heβs wet:β Immigration agents used racial slurs during LA sweeps, court records show
Records released as part of a lawsuit challenging racial profiling show that immigration agents used slurs to refer to Latino targets.
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ODC Summer Samplerβs βNotes of Disquietβ fueled by invisible burdens, Armenian poetry
Mia J. Chong latest work explores 'that feeling of having to hold in your response to someone else's insensitivity.' The post ODC Summer Samplerβs βNotes…
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On 20th Street. Photo by Jake Hanft. Summer sky
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An LA County sheriff oversight panel now has subpoena power. So why hasn’t it been able to use it?
Labor law requirements that L.A. County meet and confer with unions before changing policy are getting in the way of oversight.
Read full article βMayor Lurieβs bid to reshape S.F. City Hall gets first official opponent
Mayor Daniel Lurieβs billionaire-backed effort had, until now, faced little formal pushback Mayor Lurieβs bid to reshape S.F. City Hall gets first official opponent
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SoCal cools down this week, but donβt get too comfortable
Temperatures and the humidity will dip slightly for a few days. Meanwhile, dangerous beach conditions have led to almost 2,000 rescues in L.A. County.
Read full article βQ&A: New York Times editor Dean Baquet on the good (and bad) old days, and why journalists shouldnβt reject AI
Last week, Baquet spent two days with Mission Local, and talked about the future of local journalism and what he does (and doesn't miss) about…
Read full article βMarket Street shooting leaves one injured
The shooting occurred near Market and Jones, leaving one with life-threatening injuries. The alleged shooter remains at large. Market Street shooting leaves one injured
Read full article βConnecticut and 20th becomes βArt Agnos Wayβ in emotional ceremonyΒ
βThe same fight that sustains my Dad,β Agnosβ son says, βIs the fight necessary to sustain San Francisco Connecticut and 20th becomes βArt Agnos Wayβ…
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βJerry farts and burpsβ: Grateful Dead live on in spirited retrospectives
Haight Street Art Center puts on two huge shows that keep the band's colorful legacy and community ticking. The post βJerry farts and burpsβ: Grateful…
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Feds move to drop case against LA labor leader David Huerta
Prosecutors filed a motion Monday to drop their case against Huera, a year after he was arrested for protesting an ICE raid.
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What do you think about the Olympics coming to Long Beach? Let the city know
An online survey is open now for residents to share any feelings and concerns, as well as indicate what kind of free activities theyβd like…
Read full article βPelosi communications director to join Connie Chanβs campaign
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosiβs communications director, Ian Krager, will be Supervisor Connie Chanβs congressional campaignβs communications director starting Aug. 1, according to Chanβs campaign. Political…
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At Sunset Dunes. Photo by Steven Collari. Sunset
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Eaton Fire survivors: Whatβs been your experience with Edisonβs compensation program?
The deadline to apply is this fall and LAist wants to hear how the program has or has not benefited survivors.
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Will becoming a charter city solve Orange’s financial struggles? Voters will decide this fall
Voters will be asked in November if the city should adopt the charter model. Other OC cities like Santa Ana and Huntington Beach have adopted…
Read full article βEntrance Interview: Matthew Goudeau, S.F.βs new leader of arts and culture
San Franciscoβs new arts chief says he wants artists focused on art, not bureaucracy Entrance Interview: Matthew Goudeau, S.F.βs new leader of arts and culture
Read full article βAt this yearβs San Francisco Art Book Fair: 30,000 visitors, and one haunting
The fair brought in over 30,000 people across four days this weekend, including some unofficial ghastly guests. At this yearβs San Francisco Art Book Fair:…
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