Black Lives Matter LA, as well as other protest groups and the lawyers who represent them, have asked a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order injunction to bar the LAPD’s use of tear gas, rubber bullets and baton strikes at protests.
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Those looking for a historic signed document by Abraham Lincoln or Asian works of art, Andrew Jones Auctions will feature a wide variety of unique and out-of-the-ordinary items at its virtual DTLA Collections & Estates auctions on July 14.
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Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were just “Harry and Meghan” when they visited the nonprofit Homeboy Industries in Downtown LA.
When the coronavirus pandemic knocked the doors shut at Knekoh Fruge’s Yoga Circle Downtown, she admitted she was “distraught and sad.”
When Lori Livacich sees health care workers, grocery employees and food servers, she is saddened by their tired eyes. After all, the two eyes are all she can see around required masks.
The COVID-19 crisis has placed the homeless population at a higher risk of catching the virus, due to overcrowded shelters, lack of essential supplies like face masks and hand sanitizer, and limited access to food and bathrooms.
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