These photos reveal California’s harrowing 2020, month by month
4 years ago

These photos reveal California’s harrowing 2020, month by month

LA Times  

It’s been a wild ride. More photos : Protesters stand atop a burned LAPD cruiser as another burns at 3rd Street and Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles during demonstrations over the police killing of George Floyd. More photos Mario Flores views the body of his godfather, Felipe Juarez, at a funeral service held in the parking lot of Continental Funeral Home in East L.A. Juarez, who died of COVID-19, was memorialized in Continental’s first outdoor service in compliance with changing state and city mandates preventing indoor gatherings. More photos : Liliana Ruiz roller skates in front of LAPD officers who have protesters blocked in the 3rd Street tunnel in downtown Los Angeles. More photos : Rachel Dobas, left, and Analy Nakat show their excitement as they come to deposit their ballots in a dropbox in front of Wabash Recreation Center in Los Angeles.

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Looking to our past to find our future
1 year, 5 months ago

Looking to our past to find our future

LA Times  

In the summer of 1983, the Los Angeles Times published a series of stories that focused on Latinos in Southern California. Meet the De Los staff De Los has assembled a team of Latino reporters, editors, illustrators and creatives to tell stories not just about our community, but for our community. In that time, we’ve transformed from being a community …

Traffic violence continues to surge in L.A. Why can’t (or won’t) we make streets safer?
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Traffic violence continues to surge in L.A. Why can’t (or won’t) we make streets safer?

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Californians are desperate to see friends and family. Officials debate how to do so safely

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