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Hobson out at LA28 (opens the original)
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The details: In an email reviewed by LAist, Hobson said that the demands of steering the newly opened Lucas Museum were too great to continue serving on the 35-person board, which is led by Casey Wasserman. The context: The move comes after pressure from local activists who sought to meet with Hobson to raise concerns about the Olympics and Paralympics, including how the Games would affect South Los Angeles, where the Lucas Museum is located.
New homeless fraud cases (opens the original)
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‘Ghost’ clients: Authorities alleged a bribery scheme built on "ghost" clients illustrates a deeper problem: For years, virtually no one was checking whether homeless services money was doing what it was supposed to do. "There's no vetting. There's no auditing. There's no accounting,” the top federal prosecutor in L.A. said Wednesday. “It was just a rush to push as much money out the door." Nightclub allegation: Authorities announced the arrest of Michael Young — founder of the Culver City nonpr
Nazi looted art (opens the original)
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Why now: A lawsuit was filed on Monday against the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, based on a 2024 California law that gives people the ability to petition to recover cultural property “that was taken or otherwise lost as a result of political persecution." Why it matters: Jewish families and their heirs lost generational wealth when their cultural property was stolen by the Nazis. The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles says if its lawsuit is successful, the Federation pledges to use the majority
Hobson out at LA28 (opens the original)
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The details: In an email reviewed by LAist, Hobson said that the demands of steering the newly opened Lucas Museum were too great to continue serving on the 35-person board, which is led by Casey Wasserman. The context: The move comes after pressure from local activists who sought to meet with Hobson to raise concerns about the Olympics and Paralympics, including how the Games would affect South Los Angeles, where the Lucas Museum is located.
Driver arrested in bus collision that happened before deadly news helicopter crash in LA (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A motorist was arrested on murder charges after authorities say she slammed her SUV into a city bus in Los Angeles, killing at least two people and injuring six others in a prelude to a second deadly tragedy: the fiery crash of a TV news helicopter that was covering the collision. Bailee Lynn Rios, 36, of Simi Valley,
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