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In 1995, Madie Moore went to prison for killing her 8-year-old niece, whose body was found encased in concrete. No one was ever charged for the second body police found.
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The neighborhood helped reinvent Southern California. Now with energy from a new generation of Asian American creatives, it’s reinventing itself.
Once the Automated People Mover is running at Los Angeles International Airport, travelers will be able to access Metro from the K line and the C line.
D.A. George Gascón glided into office on a wave of calls for criminal justice reform. But after a rocky first term, his reelection bid is on life support.
The low utilization of E-Verify illustrates a “broken U.S. immigration system” and the lack of economic interests in using it. Employers are desperate for labor, documented or not.
A retired Los Angeles Times copy editor began researching the Black Dahlia murder case in the late 1990s. Arguably the world’s top authority on the mysteries surrounding Elizabeth Short’s death, he believes he knows who killed her.
Internal records show how USC admitted children of the wealthy and well-connected through an alternate path with an acceptance rate of up to 90%.
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