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Day Laborer Chased By Border Patrol Struck By Vehicle at Huntington Park Home Depot Reporting by Aisha Wallace-Palomares

Here is some standout work from L.A.'s great graffiti artists from November 2025. The full story: https://t.co/SASwPoe7Mp By Indiana Holmes

The Huntington Library was established over 100 years ago, and now the new Valerie J. Bower exhibit is opening long-awaited doors for L.A. artists. The full story: https://t.co/D0XI5Lgk8W By Nya Manneh

Working hard to defend the rights, dignity, and well-being of immigrants, refugees, and the undocumented, these organizations need our help more than ever. On this Giving Tuesday, consider supporting these non-profits, and others like them. Full list: https://t.co/xQqbRtuZYj

DAILY MEMO: ICE Raids Thanksgiving

How is this one of the toughest years for food businesses in a generation at the exact same time Latino culture is having its biggest, loudest, most mainstream moment in American history? Instead, restaurants, many of which are Mexican—the heart of that culture, the vanguard—are

Once the Jumbo’s pizza oven disappeared and the poles showed up, its legacy as an adult entertainment hub for off-duty chefs, line cooks, celebrities in the food world looking to blow off steam after service was sealed. The full story: https://t.co/hdHiFqD0ab By Lauren Bethke

Commentary: The ex-landscaper behind the deportation diary L.A. never wanted https://t.co/azUzkJ9VE5 #immigration #HumanRights #ICE @LATACO @GustavoArellano

Sunday Taquitos #4: La Pinche Migra Art by Ivan Ehlers.

Released on November 21, 1990, Predator 2 is set in the year 1997, and Los Angeles is a muggy, suffocating sweatbox. These are the iconic filming locations still alive today in L.A. The full story: https://t.co/yqIKnsSTDp By Jared Cowan

Liquid Earth-- our latest L.A. TACO Mix Series guest-- sat down with us to talk about his roots. From Low End Theory nights to London clubs, his journey starts right here in L.A., with tacos in hand.

For many, Thanksgiving is not a period of celebration, but a moment to mourn lives lost to American expansion. However, this holiday season, San Gabriel Valley-raised and still-L.A.-based Native American and Mexican hoop dancer, Eric Hernandez, is using his talents to promote

Sustainers of Life, an exhibit within Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, addresses colonialism’s impact, motherhood, and the crisis of “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women” (MMIW), while also celebrating individual stories of resilience and survival.

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Today is another tough Green Wednesday for California's legal dispensaries, which continue to struggle against unregulated operators that face none of the burdens of taxes, licenses, costly compliance, or community-benefit mandates. The full story: https://t.co/4EbuoHBApV By

From a Hawaiian-inspired chocolate haupia pie in Torrance to a tender gourmet cobbler in Pasadena and a traditional apple pie in Van Nuys in between, this is your ultimate guide to pies that have stood the test of time in L.A. The full guide: https://t.co/YksLR8CMxW By Hadley

MY LATEST ⁦@latimes⁩ COLUMNA: The ex-landscaper behind the deportation diary L.A. never wanted. RT, porfas!

.@GustavoArellano with another gem. This one on Memo Torres of @LATACO "now indispensable, documenting in real time one of the most terrifying chapters in the region’s history." A modern day Edward R. Murrow for the immigration crisis. Read up! https://t.co/QIEumgJgqd

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