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Cast of ‘The Goonies’ Talks Tight Bond 40 Years Later

Cast of ‘The Goonies’ Talks Tight Bond 40 Years Later

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Actors Sean Astin, Kerri Green, Corey Feldman, Martha Plimpton, Robert Davi and Joe Pantoliano reunited at Awesome Con to celebrate the 40th anniversary since the release of "The Goonies.” They open up to TODAY about their lasting bond and the prospects of a sequel.See the Story

Duffy threatens to pull California’s high speed rail funding

US Politics · California

Duffy threatens to pull California’s high speed rail funding

38% Center coverage: 94 sources

The Trump administration notified California officials Wednesday that federal funding for the state’s massive high-speed rail project is at risk of being pulled after a four-month review concluded the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) has “no viable path” to complete the project on time or on budget. See the Story

Former L.A. Pol Who Admitted to Calling in a Bomb Threat to City Hall Will Collect Pension

North America · Los Angeles

Former L.A. Pol Who Admitted to Calling in a Bomb Threat to City Hall Will Collect Pension

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Getty Villa, Which Narrowly Escaped L.A. Fires, Sets Reopening Date

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The museum of ancient Greco-Roman art and its collections survived the January fires, but 1,300 damaged trees have been removed from the grounds. The Villa will reopen on June 27 — on a limited Friday-to-Monday schedule, reservations required — with North America’s first major exhibition of art from the Mycenaean civilization. – Los Angeles MagazineTrees · Los Angeles Read Article

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