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Friday, September 11, 2026
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The LA Local 1h ago
The deal that helped bring SoFi Stadium to Inglewood isn’t legally valid, judge rules
The ruling comes as Inglewood is arguing it shouldn’t have to pay $400 million to the companies behind SoFi. The post The deal that helped bring SoFi Stadium to Inglewood isn’t legally valid, judge rules appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 3h ago
Lineage CEO says company hasn’t decided whether to rebuild the Boyle Heights warehouse
In an interview with Boyle Heights Beat and The LA Local, CEO Greg Lehmkuhl also said he’d “absolutely” feel comfortable with his family living near one of Lineage’s massive cold storage warehouses. The post Lineage CEO says company hasn’t decided whether to rebuild the Boyle Heights warehouse appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 8h ago
‘She was like a little star’: Community mourns mother killed by suspected drunk driver in Koreatown
The driver of the other vehicle in the fatal crash was booked on suspicion of felony vehicular manslaughter and is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 30. The post ‘She was like a little star’: Community mourns mother killed by suspected drunk driver in Koreatown appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 13h ago
By day, he’s a radiologist. For kicks, he’s That Peking Duck Guy
Hong Pham cooks — and sells — his homemade ducks from his South Pasadena backyard when he's not being a doctor. The post By day, he’s a radiologist. For kicks, he’s That Peking Duck Guy appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Bryan Bostic died in Inglewood police custody 6 months ago. These key questions remain
An attorney for Bostic’s family says paramedics did not assess or treat Bostic at the scene of his arrest; two official investigations are still pending. The post Bryan Bostic died in Inglewood police custody 6 months ago. These key questions remain appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Lineage sues solar company and contractor, blames them for warehouse fire in Boyle Heights
The company wants more than $1 billion in damages, blaming Altus Power for the June 17 fire that destroyed its cold storage facility and disrupted residents in Boyle Heights and East LA. The post Lineage sues solar company and contractor, blames them for warehouse fire in Boyle Heights appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 1d ago
Un Solo Sol, beloved vegan Boyle Heights restaurant, to close after 16 years
Years of declining sales and crises, from the pandemic and ICE raids to the Lineage warehouse fire, have taken a toll on the longtime restaurant. The post Un Solo Sol, beloved vegan Boyle Heights restaurant, to close after 16 years appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 2d ago
The MacArthur Park fence is coming. What people hope it will solve depends on who you ask
The project is still awaiting final approval, with questions remaining about its cost, design and how long it will stay up. The post The MacArthur Park fence is coming. What people hope it will solve depends on who you ask appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 2d ago
A major LA landmark will be renamed for Biddy Mason. Why her story is worth remembering. 
Bridget “Biddy” Mason, a formerly enslaved woman, became one of LA’s founders and earliest civic leaders. The post A major LA landmark will be renamed for Biddy Mason. Why her story is worth remembering.  appeared first on LA Local.
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The LA Local 2d ago
Missing 97-year-old Korean woman from Westlake found at USC Medical Center
Chin Chung’s family said a tip led them to the hospital, where they were able to locate and identify her after she had been missing since Sunday. The post Missing 97-year-old Korean woman from Westlake found at USC Medical Center appeared first on LA Local.
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