As professional sports returns to Inglewood, residents wrongly oppose the new developments happening in the area.
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Life after the “Victory Lap”
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Safe Clean Water Parcel Tax to fund sustainable practice of California rainwater
Measure W, the Safe Clean Water Parcel Tax, could cost Los Angeles county citizens 2.5 cents per square feet of area with construction to fund projects that will capture, treat and recycle rainwater, according to the ordinance’s text. A two-thirds approval is required for the measure to pass. If the[Read More…]
Dodgers’ loss was expected, but what’s next?
The Boston Red Sox completed the gentleman’s sweep on the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday night, but the sting of back-to-back World Series losses has already vanished for me. Last year the Dodgers had a chance with a game seven at home and momentum swinging for the boys in blue. They[Read More…]
The Los Angeles Lakers are back
Eight years ago I was 13 years old and sitting on the couch with my father celebrating as the Los Angeles Lakers won their 16th NBA championship against the Boston Celtics. Now, I am a 21-year-old man who recently got blatantly drunk with him to celebrate my very first apartment.[Read More…]
Long Beach Bike Share expected to see arrival on CSULB’s campus in the future
By reducing greenhouse gas emissions, students can breathe easier — or maybe, harder — in the coming months when Cal State Long Beach brings Bike Share’s bright blue bicycles to campus. To start off the city’s bike share program in 2016, the City of Long Beach partnered with CycleHop, the[Read More…]
‘I had to be there’: A former Daily 49er writer flew down to Mexico City to help his community after the 7.1 magnitude earthquake
MEXICO CITY — When I arrived in Mexico City on Sept. 22 for a three-day trip, I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. After being there countless times before, this beautiful place was unrecognizable. Imagine arriving to a metropolitan city like Los Angeles, and as soon as you walk out[Read More…]
Million Marijuana March turns out 25 in LA
Leimert Park of Los Angeles was host to the LA version of Million Marijuana March 2017 yesterday. Twenty-five people showed up at the event. The march is hosted by Women’s Alliance Los Angeles County and attended by individuals who are working to legalize cannabis for different purposes. The rally started[Read More…]
Climate activists march on Trump’s 100th day
WILMINGTON – Hundreds from all over Los Angeles County gathered Saturday afternoon to protest President Trump’s environmental policies and agenda. “[The Trump administration] thought we wouldn’t put up a fight and they were wrong,” said Jane Fonda, an actress and political activist, who spoke at the event before the march.[Read More…]
Out of the lab and into the streets
LOS ANGELES – Two biodiesel electric hummers led thousands of energized scientists and their supporters at the March for Science LA on Saturday in response to President Donald Trump’s environmental policies and proposed environmental budget cuts. LA, along with 600 other cities were part of a global effort to display[Read More…]