July 9, 2023

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The college essay, a crucial pitch in which applicants have limited words to describe who they are and why campuses should admit them, just got more stressful for students of color with the affirmative action ban.

The cracks in the homes, which are on Peartree Lane bordering a canyon, were visible on the outside and inside.

The profits from the scheme are among the highest on record in the small but growing world of scam PACs, which prosecutors say have operated in the U.S. “with relative impunity.”

POLITICS

After some frustration with Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s refusal to step aside at 90, some in California wonder whether Rep. Barbara Lee, nearly 77, is too old for the job.

INTERIOR DESIGN

Looking for an Eames lounge chair or a Danish modern credenza? Here’s a list of the 18 best places to shop for Midcentury Modern furniture in L.A.

FOOD

From oyster happy hours to varietals from all over the world, here’s where to grab fresh oysters in Los Angeles this summer.

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Editors’ Pick

AI won’t replace your favorite artist. But it will render obsolete some working musicians and songwriters. A nervous industry steels itself for more upheaval.

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Tulare Lake’s rebirth will reshape life in the San Joaquin Valley for years to come. But longtime residents remain committed to the region and its remarkable seasonal rhythms.

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