California

Mayor Karen Bass’s first two appointments to the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners, which she announced this week, have drawn mixed reactions in the city’s port communities, with folks particularly concerned about the potential panelists not being local. Replacing two local commissioners, one each from San Pedro and Wilmington, with nominees from downtown Los
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The bright white lifeguard tower at Torrance Beach contrasts starkly with the marine-blue expanse of the coast. But that’s changing this week. Volunteers, along with ocean lifeguard and designer Scott Snyder, have spent the last few days hand-painting brightly colored hearts on the structure, to spread an important message: That of autism awareness — and
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The Federal Aviation Administration is cracking down on safety protocols, citing “six serious runway incursions” that occurred since January. These incidents were discussed at a safety summit on March 15, a meeting that followed a “call to action” issued by the acting FAA administrator, “to ensure focus and attention on risks to the aviation system.”
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Marcin Ingot installs a section of electric fence from Auschwitz at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Tuesday, March 21, 2023. The fence is part of the exhibit “Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.” Which opens March 24.(Photo by Andy Holzman, Contributing Photographer) Photos of Auschwitz prisoners are display at the Ronald Reagan
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