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Troy Jackson, Working Class Hero For Senate

When Maine Democrats replaced U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner with Troy Jackson on June 25, they traded in a would-be…

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From Defender to Enforcer: Marissa Roy’s Case for a More Activist City Attorney

Her campaign centers on transforming the City Attorney’s Office from a largely reactive institution into a proactive force for protecting…

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From Dockside to Shoreline

Four Harbor Restaurants Worth Visiting at Happy Hour By Gretchen Williams, Columnist Long summer evenings are perfect for alfresco dining…

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A Bridge Too Low for the Future?

  Port Launches Plans to Replace Vincent Thomas Bridge The Port of Los Angeles’ announcement last week of a memorandum…

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Waiting For The Right Shot: What Alan Collela Taught Me About Mindfulness, Art and Hunger

By Devonte Barr, Columnist Alan Collela turned 80 this past July. I turned 30 this year. When I walked into…

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Fortnight: An Intimate Concert Experience Beneath the Bluff

  Summer nights provide the perfect backdrop for a unique live music experience. With that in mind, it is time…

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Obsession: New Arising Gen-Z Filmmakers

  By: Emily Parsons, Editorial Intern Spoilers from “Obsession” Imagine, suddenly, you become separated from your body, and your will…

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Tuning Out the Algorithm

Gen Z Pushes Back Against Digital Overload Hannah G. Morris, Editorial Intern Rage bait, doomscrolling, thirst trap: The internet has…

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Two New ICE Murders Highlight Ongoing Systemic Violence

  Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was murdered on his way to work in Houston, Texas on July 7. Joan Sebastian Guerrero…

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From FIFA Fan Zone to Waterfront Destination, The Long Road to West Harbor

  By Devonte Barr, Columnist By now, most of  San Pedro is aware of West Harbor, the replacement for Ports…

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