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Los Angeles Lakers vs Houston Rockets Apr 24, 2026 Game Summary

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Game 3 Recap: Colorado takes a commanding 3-0 series lead over Los Angeles

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You’ll Never Want Basic Bagels Again Once This Los Angeles Bakery’s Creations Hit Your Taste Buds

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Port of Los Angeles Permanently Closes One-Block Portion of Avalon Boulevard in Wilmington for Construction of Avalon Pedestrian Bridge and Promenade Gateway Project | News

April 23, 2026 - A one-block portion of Avalon Blvd., south of…

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Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants Box Score, Summary, and Team Stats – April 22, 2026 Gametracker

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Patrick Bailey broke up a scoreless game with a…

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Los Angeles Dodgers Get Blake Snell News Before Giants Series

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FilmLA and the city of Los Angeles are working together to lower the cost of film permits for smaller-scale productions. Mayor Karen Bass said the city is not only working to keep the industry in Los Angeles, but also to expand it, saying it’s “the backbone of our economy.” She said the industry has been part of the local economy for so long that it was taken for granted. The nonprofit FilmLA introduced a new Low Impact Permit Pilot Program, delivering immediate cost reductions for productions that don’t have impacts on communities. “We want to make it simple and fast for them,” FilmLA CEO Denise Gutches said. FilmLA and the city of Los Angeles are working together to lower the cost of film permits for smaller-scale productions. Mayor Karen Bass said the city is not only working to keep the industry in Los Angeles, but also to expand it, saying it’s “the backbone of our economy.” She said the industry has been part of the local economy for so long that it was taken for granted. The nonprofit FilmLA introduced a new Low Impact Permit Pilot Program, delivering immediate cost reductions for productions that don’t have impacts on communities. “ We want to make it simple and fast for them,” FilmLA CEO Denise Gutches said. Details about eligibility, pricing, and program requirements are available through FilmLA.com

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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Los Angeles Angels Box Score, Summary, and Team Stats – April 20, 2026 Gametracker

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Dylan Cease struck out 12 in five innings and…

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