California

A strike by county-employed doctors, dentists, psychiatrists and veterinarians in Los Angeles was averted Friday, Dec. 22 when the two sides agreed to have third-party experts intervene. The employees, who are represented by the Union of American Physicians and Dentists, say their current benefits plan, Choices, is the same one provided to rank-and-file county workers.
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The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority has named Graham Christie, a Southern California rail leader, as its chief operating officer following a national search for what is a new position being added to the intergovernmental agency serving both the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Christie comes to the position after spending 10 years at
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The Port of Los Angeles recently received two major infrastructure project awards from the 53rd annual Los Angeles Business Council’s Architectural Awards ceremony. Top awards for innovation and excellence went to: The Wilmington Waterfront Promenade (two awards for exceptional open public space design). The port’s Alameda Corridor Terminus Gap Closure, recognized as a top regional
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Most summers, health officials advise Southern Californians to avoid a handful of regional lakes because of toxic algae blooms that can sicken people and pets and kill fish and birds. Such warnings are becoming more common as climate change accelerates, with drought conditions and warmer temperatures regularly fueling bright green blooms in places like Silverwood,
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A new exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution’s collection, opening this week at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, shows how Black American communities safely traveled and stayed connected through the Jim Crow era of segregation. The exhibition, titled “The Negro Motorist Green Book,” opens at the museum on Saturday, Dec. 16. The new exhibit
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