The Dodgers are not ruining baseball
The LA Dodgers aren’t ruining baseball. They’re redefining it by investing billions into talent, setting a new standard for MLB owners and teams.
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The wild and wacky traditions of universities
Though many colleges have their own traditions, here are five that stand out as unusually exciting!
Erewhon smoothies leave much to be desired
For New Year’s Day, I went for a trip to Los Angeles along with my brother, stopping by Erewhon for its famously expensive smoothies to try them out for myself.
Supply drain issue at Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach explained
While there is a supply drain issue in the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, proposed state funding and decrease in cargo have improved the situation
The CEQA is California’s biggest housing obstacle
The California Environmental Equality Act opens up housing to frivolous lawsuits, resulting in years of delay and increased prices.
California housing crisis calls for affordable housing
A housing crisis in California is becoming worse due to COVID-19.
Climate change is shifting the course of West Nile outbreaks in Los Angeles
The deadly virus is spreading with higher temperatures.
Guest Opinion: How greenery can improve our cities
Planting trees is one way we can alleviate air pollution, make cities more comfortable and fight climate change.
Newsom announces new pandemic guidelines for reopening California schools
California Governor Gavin Newsom rolled out a new set of guidelines for school reopenings across the state.
Kobe Bryant: his legacy on and off the court
On Jan. 26th, NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a tragic helicopter accident that also took eight other lives. With his passing, he also leaves behind a major legacy as an athlete and as a real-life superhero for the generations after him.