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As the November election approaches, analysts are looking at the race for LA’s next district attorney to help determine the future of criminal justice reform — both locally and…

Jackie Lacey v. George Gascon: Do Angelenos want a progressive new district attorney?

As the November election approaches, analysts are looking at the race for LA’s next district attorney to help determine the future of criminal justice reform — both locally and…

from Greater LA

The stay-home order has brought many of us inside, but people are still dating.

Does dating still work when you must stay 6 feet apart and shelter at home?

The stay-home order has brought many of us inside, but people are still dating.

from Greater LA

A viral video of three transgender women being attacked in Hollywood on August 17 has opened up a larger conversation on what’s being done to protect trans women.

How LA’s transgender community is trying to stay safe after 3 women are attacked in Hollywood

A viral video of three transgender women being attacked in Hollywood on August 17 has opened up a larger conversation on what’s being done to protect trans women.

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