Of all his former political posts, Antonio Villaraigosa is most widely known for serving eight years as mayor of Los Angeles, a powerful position that he’s counting on voters to remember as they scan next year’s ballot in the race for governor.
Except he can’t call himself the former mayor. His...
Beverly Hills businessman quits air board after Times charter school investigationBeverly Hills businessman Clark Parker has resigned from Southern California’s air quality board following a Los Angeles Times investigation into charter schools he founded with his wife.
The Times report last month found tha… Read MoreMan who was shot in Nipsey Hussle’s killing is jailed on parole violationOne of the men who was wounded in the shooting that killed beloved South L.A. rapper and community activist Nipsey Hussle has been arrested on a parole violation, according to officials and court records.
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Goldenvoice is a long way from th… Read MoreGalaxy and LAFC will share more than hot streaks going into SaturdayWhen the Los Angeles Football Club entered MLS last season, it knew it would start out sharing Southern California with the Galaxy, the oldest and most accomplished team in league history.
Thirteen months later the sharing ap… Read More
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