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Inmate worker tests positive for hepatitis A at Men's Central Jail; L.A. County warns of possible exposure June 3, 2023
Jail officials said Friday that there are no other suspected cases, but it's unclear how many people might have been exposed during the two-week viral incubation period.
Keri Blakinger
Rare wolverine spotted in California, second confirmed specimen in a century June 3, 2023
The wolverine was reported twice in Inyo National Forest and once in Yosemite National Park in May. The creatures are genetically related to weasels and badgers.
Jeremy Childs
Deal extends L.A. school year, restores 3-week winter break June 3, 2023
L.A. schools Supt. Carvalho had been looking for ways to lengthen the school year, and he finally achieved that. But he had to give up an attempt to shorten winter break from three weeks to two.
Howard Blume
Street closures underway for Pride weekend in West Hollywood. See where June 3, 2023
During WeHo Pride weekend, several streets, lots and a park will be closed. See a list and a map here.
Terry Castleman
What do students want after school? Mental health help, good food and a place to stay June 3, 2023
In its first major move after the death of founder Eli Broad, his foundation has launched an initiative to expand quality after-school options.
Howard Blume
Whistleblower loses $26-million lawsuit over 'Executioners' deputy gang June 3, 2023
"We disagree with the jury's decision, but we respect it," Lt. Larry Waldie's lawyer says. "We are going to avail ourselves of all appropriate remedies under the law."
Keri Blakinger
Dockworkers disrupt Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, highlighting tough contract talks June 2, 2023
Southern California dockworkers disrupted the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports Friday after contract talks deteriorated in recent days.
Helen Li
Fight erupts at anti-Pride Day protest outside L.A. school where trans teacher's flag was burned June 2, 2023
Outside Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood, parents protesting a Pride Day assembly clashed with police and counterprotesters supporting LGBTQ+ rights and education.
Summer Lin, Andrew J. Campa, Howard Blume
Data, funding gaps threaten public health pandemic efforts June 2, 2023
Data and financial support are among the major resources necessary to appropriately prepare for public health threats, officials told HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in Long Beach.
Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II
Banko Brown's family files suit against Walgreens and the security guard who shot him June 2, 2023
The family of Banko Brown has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Walgreens and a security guard who fatally shot Brown in April in San Francisco.
Christian Martinez
Are you a renter in California? Here's what to know about tenant protections lawmakers are considering June 2, 2023
California lawmakers introduced bills this year to strengthen rules against high rents and evictions. Landlords and realtors are fighting back.
Hannah Wiley
The untold story of the Zoot Suit Riots: How Black L.A. defended Mexican Americans June 2, 2023
The unity of two long-neglected communities during trying times is a reminder of what we desperately need in Los Angeles.
Gustavo Arellano
California is closing its last youth prisons. Will what replaces them be worse? June 2, 2023
Eighty-one years after California incarcerated its first 'ward,' the state's notoriously grim youth prison system is shutting down. But will young offenders fare any better in county lockups?
James Rainey, James Queally
Long COVID takes heavy toll on health even as pandemic fades, study shows June 2, 2023
One in 10 people infected with the coronavirus during the Omicron era suffered from long COVID, indicating the syndrome remains a notable threat.
Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money
Poll: Rare bipartisan support for reforming California's ballot referendum rules June 2, 2023
Voters across party lines say people paid to gather signatures should be required to sign a statement that they've given accurate information and that the names of the top three funders be made public in ballot summaries.
Taryn Luna
Irvine woman who allegedly taped dogs' mouths shut arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty June 2, 2023
Gabriela Barrera, 21, was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty after she admitted to taping multiple dogs' mouths shut, the Irvine Police Department said.
Christian Martinez
After months 'left in the dark,' undocumented flood victims to get $95 million in aid from state June 2, 2023
Months after Gov. Gavin Newsom promised rapid aid for undocumented victims of California's winter floods, eligible households could start seeing payments of up to $4,500.
Jessica Garrison, Ian James, Susanne Rust, Terry Castleman
Bass names new head of troubled Animal Services department June 2, 2023
In announcing the appointment, the Los Angeles mayor said Staycee Dains will "bring strong leadership and a true passion for animal welfare to L.A. Animal Services."
Dakota Smith
Tom Plate, former L.A. Times editor and leading expert on Asia, dies June 2, 2023
Plate published books, columns and founded an organization focusing on Asia and its impact on the U.S. in hopes of preparing students for the future.
Priscella Vega
Kanye West sued by photographer after the rapper allegedly threw her phone into the street June 1, 2023
A brief video shows an angry Kanye West allegedly grab the photographer's phone and throw it into the street.
Nathan Solis

M.I.L.F.’s in Goldy’s Corner

By Goldy Locks on October 29, 2020

This article is dedicated to the moms out there in the world – you are raising your children in strange times and doing an incredible…

Monday Night Live! From the LA Tribune Now on Amazon Fire TV

By The Tribune Editorial Team on October 29, 2020

The show is broadcasted LIVE Every Monday on Facebook, Youtube, Periscope and now on AMAZON FIRE TV Via the LA TRIBUNE TV app that is…

Posture Upright Therapy Helps Relieve Back Pain with Back Stretcher and Massager

By The Tribune Editorial Team on October 29, 2020

This e-commerce store delivers products that relieve eases back pain and poor posture with just 10 minutes a day Chronic body pain is one of…

BLACK OWNED TRAVEL AGENCY SENDS MORE THAN 20,000 FAMILIES ON VACATIONS FOR LESS THAN $100

By The Tribune Editorial Team on October 29, 2020

Vacation Tonight, founded by (LaMichael Harris) a native of Louisville, Kentucky, is one of the most respected and prestigious Black-owned travel agencies in Louisville. Starting…

Sen. Ted Cruz to Twitter CEO: “Mr Dorsey, who the hell elected you…?”

Sen. Ted Cruz to Twitter CEO: “Mr Dorsey, who the hell elected you…?”

By The Tribune Editorial Team on October 29, 2020

Sen. Ted Cruz to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: “Mr Dorsey, who the hell elected you and put you in charge of what the media are…