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- 1Ex-L.A. deputy sentenced to prison for aiding crypto 'godfather'β'A serious betrayal of the badge': Ex-deputy headed to prison for helping L.A. crypto 'godfather'
A former Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy is heading to prison after being convicted of helping a figure described as the city's crypto 'godfather', in a case prosecutors called a serious betrayal of the badge. The sentencing underscores ongoing law-enforcement scrutiny of corruption and cryptocurrency-linked crime in the Los Angeles area.
- 2LA 2028 Olympics projected to generate $19.2 billion economic impactβΌ2028 Olympics to generate $19.2 billion in economic output, support 88,000 jobs in LA County
A new economic analysis projects the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will generate $19.2 billion in economic output across LA County and support roughly 88,000 jobs. The findings point to major gains for the regional economy from hosting the Games, covering spending, employment and business activity tied to the event.
- 3Mule deer spotted roaming the Santa Monica MountainsβΌSee mule deer that roam in Santa Monica Mountains
Mule deer are being featured roaming the Santa Monica Mountains near Ventura County, offering a glimpse of local wildlife in the rugged range northwest of Los Angeles. The images highlight the animals that live in the mountain habitat, drawing attention from readers interested in the region's native species and open spaces.
- 4LA declares golf course a mountain lion habitat to block housingβΌLA declared a golf course mountain lion habitat to kill a housing project
Los Angeles has designated a golf course as mountain lion habitat in a move that blocks a proposed housing project on the site. The decision, reported by the Orange County Register, is drawing debate over whether wildlife protection is being used to stop development, and it touches on the city's broader struggles with housing shortages and the conservation of cougars in the Santa Monica Mountains area.
- 5Orange County arts hub marks 40 years as cultural rival to L.A.βΌ40 years later, a dream to rival L.A.'s art scene has become Orange County's cultural epicenter
A Los Angeles Times piece looks back on an Orange County arts institution founded four decades ago with the ambition of rivaling Los Angeles's art scene. Today it stands as the county's cultural epicenter, a milestone prompting reflection on how the region's once-ambitious dream matured into a mature arts destination in its own right.
- 6LA County begins mailing ballots to registered votersβΌLA County will begin mailing ballots to registered voters Thursday
Los Angeles County officials will start mailing vote-by-mail ballots to all registered voters on Thursday, an early step in the county's election preparations. Voters are encouraged to watch for their ballots and return them by mail or at official drop-off locations before election day.
- 7LACMA exhibition and book explore the 'Home of the Future' from 1925 to 1985βLACMA's new book and exhibition tackle our ongoing fascination with domestic futurism https://www.wallpaper.com/art/lacm
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has launched a new exhibition and companion book examining how architects, designers and companies imagined the home of tomorrow between 1925 and 1985. The project traces a century of domestic futurism, from futuristic kitchens to experimental houses, and reflects renewed interest in how past visions of domestic technology compare with today's smart-home promises.
- 8LACMA releases new book on midcentury domestic futurismβSuck up all the midcentury domestic futurism you can get in LACMAβs new book
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has published a new book celebrating midcentury domestic futurism, the optimistic postwar design movement that imagined futuristic homes and everyday objects for American households. According to Wallpaper, the publication gathers examples of this aesthetic, encouraging readers to take in as much of the style as possible. It is being discussed among design and architecture enthusiasts interested in the era.
- 9LA County Reports Record Number of Rabid Bat DetectionsβRabid Bat Detections in LA County: Public Health Warning β Highest Detections Ever
Los Angeles County health officials have issued a public health warning after recording the highest number of rabid bat detections ever documented in the county. Authorities are urging residents to avoid touching bats, keep pets vaccinated, and report any bat found indoors or acting strangely, as bats are the most common source of rabies in the region.
- 10LACMA exhibition revisits experimental utopian homes of the pastβLACMA exhibition revisits the strange, utopian homes once built for the future
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has opened an exhibition examining experimental, utopian houses once built as visions of the future. The show looks back at unconventional domestic architecture and the idealism behind designs that promised new ways of living but never became mainstream.