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Bobby Sherman, teen idol in the 1960s and ’70s, and later a CPR teacher, dies at 81
Music · United States

Bobby Sherman, teen idol in the 1960s and ’70s, and later a CPR teacher, dies at 81

67% Center coverage: 220 sources
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Florida building 'Alligator Alcatraz' migrant detention centre in Everglades
Florida Politics · Florida

Florida building 'Alligator Alcatraz' migrant detention centre in Everglades

49% Center coverage: 154 sources
Florida has begun building a detention centre - dubbed the 'Alligator Alcatraz' - to temporarily hold migrants on an air strip in the Everglades. See the Story
GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules
US Politics · United States

GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules

61% Center coverage: 144 sources
A plan to sell more than 3,200 square miles (8,300 square kilometers) of federal lands has been ruled out of Republicans’ big tax and spending cut bill after the Senate parliamentarian determined the proposal by Senate Energy Chairman Mike Lee would violate the chamber’s rules.See the Story

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LA County Sheriff’s Department apologizes for ‘offensive and inappropriate social media post’ on Iran situation
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LA County Sheriff’s Department apologizes for ‘offensive and inappropriate social media post’ on Iran situation

Pasadena City Council Goes on Record to Denounce ICE Raids
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Pasadena City Council Goes on Record to Denounce ICE Raids

Truckers Fear Job Loss as US Language Policy Takes Effect

57% Center coverage: 76 sources
Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United StatesSee the Story

No More McDoughnuts: McDonald's and Krispy Kreme End Partnership

72% Center coverage: 57 sources
Krispy Kreme President and CEO initially heralded the McDonald's partnership that would give customers “unprecedented daily access” to Krispy Kreme’s doughnuts.Krispy KremeSee the Story

Voodoo Doughnut opens its third LA-area shop

100% Center coverage: 3 sources
Voodoo Doughnut has opened a shop in Venice Beach, its third touristy location in and around Los Angeles. The chain takes doughnut-box pink to extremes in cheerfully sinister decors. It’s known for its bacon maple bars and serves a Voodoo Doll, a frosted raised doughnut filled with raspberry jelly and impaled with a pretzel stick. The new shop has its own flavor, Venice Peach, which is a frosted, heart-shaped doughnut filled with peach Bavarian …California, United States · CaliforniaSee the Story

Langer’s Deli in LA Drops Egg Surcharge as Prices Stabilize

83% Center coverage: 6 sources
Breakfast lovers got a bit of good news Tuesday with an announcement by Los Angeles’ Langer’s Deli that it is dropping a 50-cent surcharge it imposed on eggs earlier this year. The 50-cent-per-egg charge was enacted in February when egg prices skyrocketed across the country, thanks largely to bird flu and other supply chain issues. Langer’s Deli in LA's Westlake District announced Tuesday, June 24,2025, that it is removing a 50-cent egg surcharg…Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesSee the Story

Pasadena City Council Goes on Record to Denounce ICE Raids

62% Center coverage: 8 sources
The Pasadena City Council on Monday, June 23, went on record to condemn what it calls the dangerous operations by masked and armed federal immigrant agents that leaders say are sowing fear in communities and disrupting local economies. More than 200 people crowded council chambers, with more standing in the hall outside, many holding signs calling for “Ice Out of Dena” and some protesting city investments in Caterpillar, Chevron and Boeing, comp…Donald Trump · PasadenaSee the Story

Trump plunges America into Iran War quagmire

43% Center coverage: 14 sources
Like Lyndon Johnson on the Vietnam War, soon Trump will be assuring us he sees a “light at the end of the tunnel.”Donald Trump · Mexico CitySee the Story

Disneyland characters hit the road for 70 Happiest Hours in Anaheim

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
Disneyland meet-and-greet characters will hit the road to visit with school children, senior citizens and military veterans in Anaheim neighborhoods as a way to thank city residents for supporting the unanimously approved DisneylandForward expansion project. The 70 Happiest Hours in Anaheim will bring Disney characters and employee volunteers to locations throughout the city over the course of three days at the end of August to help celebrate Di…Disney · AnaheimSee the Story

Joshua Schank: California needs CEQA reform now

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
Can we still build great infrastructure in California? As the state and Los Angeles face an ongoing housing crisis, as well as traffic jams that make you wish you could still work from home every day, this question has rapidly increasing relevance. Unfortunately, the answer seems to be either “no” or “yes, but very slowly”. As an urban planner working in infrastructure development and the former Chief Innovation Officer for the Los Angeles Metro…Infrastructure · CaliforniaSee the Story

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