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Mistrial by fire

The booking photo of Jonathan Rinderknecht. Photo: X/@USAttyEssayli

By Deanne Stillman

“A 10 to 2 verdict for acquittal” is resounding, veteran L.A. County Sheriff’s Department arson investigator Ed Nordskog tells me. Just days before, a...

6 days ago
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Fire fight

A TNT fireworks stand in Alhambra sits just steps from the Los Angeles city line, where fireworks sales are banned. Photo: Paul Thornton

By Paul Thornton

Last April, scores of anxious residents packed the council chamber in Alhambra, a ci...

21 days ago
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Cracked

Street paving equipment along a road in Encino. Photo: Constance Sommer.

By Constance Sommer

After nine months without resurfacing a single street, the city of Los Angeles has begun the arduous task of ripping out undermined asphalt and r...

a month ago
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How to not get things done in L.A.

Los Angeles City Hall. Photo: Eddie J. Rodriquez/Shutterstock

By Robert Greene

“It’s because L.A. is a weak-mayor city,” I heard someone say.

I was struggling with a dysfunctional parking meter in a city-owned lot, and complaining about...

a month ago
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Waymo taxis, way fewer accidents

A driverless Waymo at a crosswalk on Santa Monica Boulevard. Photo: Gerry Matthews / Shutterstock.com

By Sarah Silbert

Pity the poor robots. Headlines highlight their every mishap: the time last year when one of Waymo’s AI-driven cars min...

a month ago
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