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In-N-Out Fans Staying ‘Double-Double' Warm With Ugly Holiday Sweater
There’s one holiday sweater in particular that’s flying off the shelves this year: the animal fry ugly holiday sweater from In-N-Out.
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Kindness Program at LAUSD Aims to Tackle Bullying Problem
At one LA school, parents and the principal teamed up to bring new lessons to solve an old problem: kids feeling left out and bullied at school.
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Getting COVID Twice Means You're More Likely to Have Serious Long-Term Health Problems, Study Finds
Getting COVID-19 two or three times is not unheard of, and those who do are more likely to have serious long term health problems, according to a recent study.
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Australian Sheepdog Reunited With Traveling Nurse After Being Stolen Inside Camper
Mason Gray’s camper was stolen. Inside was her 6-year-old Australian sheepdog.
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San Fernando Teacher's Plea for Blankets for Shivering Students Turns Into Holiday Miracle
A San Fernando Elementary school teacher noticed her students needed a lot more than just stocking stuffers this holiday season, so when she put out a plea on the internet for people to donate, she had no idea the donations would come in twofold.
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All California Public School Students Now Have Access to Free Breakfast and Lunch, No Questions Asked
Thanks to California’s budget surplus, every public school student in California can get free breakfast and free lunch, no questions asked.
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In LA's Little Tokyo, a Historic Newspaper Has Served Japanese Americans Since 1903
The newspaper that was founded in 1903, Rafu Shimpo, still serves Southern California’s Japanese American community today, and is now a treasure trove of historic information.
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3 Pregnant Nurses Can't Imagine Not Working and Helping Others During Pandemic
Three pregnant nurses working on the front lines of the pandemic say it’s a mixture of joy and fear, but they have no plans to stop working and helping people amid the coronavirus pandemic. The three are all nurses at USC Verdugo Hills hospital and all three will be delivering their babies there in March and April.
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NASA to Fly Helicopter on Mars For First Time
The Perseverance Rover isn’t the only thing landing on Mars Thursday. Hitching a ride on the rover is the first helicopter designed to fly on another planet.
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Grandmother With Aggressive Leukemia Needs Help. Are You the Miracle Match?
The race is on to save a 60-year-old grandmother diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia who needs a match for a blood stem cell transplant to survive. Maria Banuelos’ children and grandchildren put a video together in an effort to save her life after the 60-year-old Fillmore resident was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in August. You can...
