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Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Laura Anaya-Morga's coverage primarily revolves around local news in Long Beach, California. She frequently covers evolving and breaking crime stories, as well as community events and park-related topics within the region.
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Boyle Heights moms start a movement Topline: For the mothers of Pico Gardens and Aliso Village, a pair of housing projects in Boyle
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By: Laura Anaya-Morga, Jacqueline Ramirez
This article was originally published on April 20 by the LA Local , a nonprofit newsroom of the Los Angeles Local News Initiative.
By: Laura Anaya-Morga
This article was originally published on June 3 by the LA Local , a nonprofit newsroom of the Los Angeles Local News Initiative.
By: Laura Anaya-Morga
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Road closures, parking and other things to know before the Mexico vs. South Korea watch party in Boyle Heights on Thursday.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department will work on handing over the operation to the owners of the building.
Ysabel Jurado announced that events scheduled across Council District 14 have been postponed to focus on recovery following the warehouse fire in Boyle Heights.
Officials are preparing for a cleanup expected to take weeks as nearby residents continue coping with odors and health concerns.
Millions of pounds of food remain inside warehouse Topline:
