The Los Angeles Fire Department has experienced a series of “divisive” workplace incidents in recent months, including at least one debate between firefighters over protests by NFL players, according to a letter to the agency’s employees.
In a two-page letter posted Friday, Fire Chief Ralph M....
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With only 135 games and five months to go.
Given this big-picture context, the Angels decided Shohei Ohtani will… Read More
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