EPA demands info on possible hazardous chemical release at Lineage warehouse

The federal agency asks the company for 18 items of information including what chemicals were potentially released, air monitoring results and investigative findings.

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EPA demands info on possible hazardous chemical release at Lineage warehouse

The federal agency asks the company for 18 items of information including what chemicals were potentially released, air monitoring results and investigative findings.

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How to delete personal information from California data brokers

California has deployed a new service that allows you to ask data brokers in the state to stop selling your personal information.

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As heat intensifies, here’s what to know about LA’s future AC requirements for apartments

Starting in 2027, landlords in unincorporated Los Angeles County will be required to provide cooling in rental units. Here's what the new rules mean for renters.

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‘Pretty sure he’s wet:’ 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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These California lawmakers want a confidential database for immigrants in ICE custody to report medical abuse

The “Stop ICE’s Medical Neglect Act” would allow detained immigrants to confidentially file complaints of medical neglect or mistreatment.

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Immigration officials misused weapons hundreds of times during protests, report finds

From LA to Minneapolis, agents and officers improperly used tear gas, pepper balls and rubber bullets against protesters and journalists.

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Judge orders ICE to provide immigrants at Adelanto with sanitary conditions, medical care

Attorneys for detained immigrants said the court order shows that “no detention facility in this country is above the law” and that deaths at Adelanto were preventable.

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New ‘Chavez Ravine: An Unfinished Story’ documents 100 years in communities displaced to build LA’s Dodger Stadium

The digital collection is the first community curated archive featuring hundreds of never-before-seen photos of the families who lived in Palo Verde, La Loma, and Bishop.

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Homelessness is back on the rise in LA. Advocates say efforts to ‘warehouse’ people aren’t helping

Los Angeles officials blame the uptick in homelessness on less funding. Mutual aid groups say the culprits are encampment sweeps and a ‘lack of empathy.’

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Justice or impunity: will LA County DA prosecute ICE if they break the law?

As Keith Porter Jr’s family seeks justice, the District Attorney’s decision will signal whether local authorities will criminally prosecute federal agents who act unlawfully.

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Judge orders ICE to provide immigrants at Adelanto with sanitary conditions, medical care

Attorneys for detained immigrants said the court order shows that “no detention facility in this country is above the law” and that deaths at Adelanto were preventable.

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Why does LA feel so humid right now?

The city’s famous “dry heat” is taking the summer off. Here’s what meteorologists say is behind the muggy weather — and why it might be part of the new summer normal.

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The steep cost of LA’s immigration enforcement raids

A new study from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute investigated the “mounting toll” on Latino businesses across LA County due to federal immigration enforcement.

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Tia promises women higher quality, personalized healthcare. Patients report missed pregnancies, surprise bills and upselling of alternative medicine

Tia operates six clinics in LA County. Is the heavily-funded for-women, by-women healthcare company more ‘style than substance’?

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Their utility bills skyrocketed, so they stopped paying them. Will the city change how these bills are calculated across LA?

A city department recommends a ban for rent-stabilized units, but some tenants want one citywide.

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Judge orders ICE to provide immigrants at Adelanto with sanitary conditions, medical care

Attorneys for detained immigrants said the court order shows that “no detention facility in this country is above the law” and that deaths at Adelanto were preventable.

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Tia promises women higher quality, personalized healthcare. Patients report missed pregnancies, surprise bills and upselling of alternative medicine

Tia operates six clinics in LA County. Is the heavily-funded for-women, by-women healthcare company more ‘style than substance’?

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What Angelenos should know about cyclospora amid multistate outbreak

Los Angeles has reported 27 travel-associated cases of cyclosporiasis this year, but none have been linked to the current multistate outbreak. Here’s what residents should know about symptoms, food sa...

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Homeboy Industries gives a historic monastery a new mission: recovery for former gang members

Voter-approved Proposition 1 has launched historic investments to close gaps in California's mental health support infrastructure.

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Tia promises women higher quality, personalized healthcare. Patients report missed pregnancies, surprise bills and upselling of alternative medicine

Tia operates six clinics in LA County. Is the heavily-funded for-women, by-women healthcare company more ‘style than substance’?

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Amid World Cup, activists demand human, civil rights protections at LA megaevents

Real protections — from ICE raids and wage theft — are needed for the workers and fans for future sporting events in Los Angeles, like the Super Bowl and Olympics, advocates say.

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LA County supervisors propose new charter amendment to save Measure J from repeal

The action is intended to correct an error in which the county mistakenly repealed the voter-approved measure

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New LAUSD superintendent urged to expand ICE protections for LA students

After ICE raids surged in LA, families stayed home, school enrollment declined, and students walked out in protest.

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As Lineage built the world’s largest cold storage empire, fire and safety risks mounted

Lineage transformed food supply chains and made its owners rich. Now it’s hired a crisis team in the wake of East L.A. warehouse fire.

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'The city did nothing for us:' Report shows unhoused people in LA relied on mutual aid during 2025 fires

A report published June 26 found that mutual aid groups — not local government — largely supported unhoused people after the January 2025 fires.

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Here's what we know about the Lineage warehouse fire

LA fire officials said the fire is knocked down. Rats, rotting food, and odors are the latest concern.

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At least 31,700 LA workers live in the Lineage warehouse fire smoke zone. 8 in 10 are Latino

A new brief from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute focuses on the people most impacted by hazardous smoke.

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LA is still reeling from ICE raids, one year on

The numbers and first-hand stories show the toll of the crackdown on LA immigrant communities.

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The companies involved in the Lineage warehouse fire

LA Public Press found safety investigations related to the warehouse and the companies that run it. LA Public Press found safety investigations related to the Lineage warehouse in Boyle Heights and th...

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