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Stud Country, a Los Angeles-based queer country western line dancing event, was created to preserve Los Angeles’ little known 50-plus-year queer line dancing tradition.
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Los Angeles’ city shelters are overwhelmed and killing too many cats and dogs, but there are workable alternatives.
Southern California air quality officials have again failed to adopt rules to clean pollution at the ports of L.A. and Long Beach, backing down in the face of opposition from organized labor and business interests.
If L.A. officials believe in homeless housing, they will support the Venice Dell project.
