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Mentor/contributing editor @boyleheightsbt. Former reporter @delosLAtimes @latimes. Past work for @RNS with @AP and @washingtonpost bylines. Se habla español.

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How odor complaints could lead to big penalties for Lineage

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By Alejandra Molina Verified, Génesis López Cruz
| The LA Local
Lineage is facing multiple air quality violations as hundreds of complaints of rotten odors have been traced to its Boyle Heights cold storage warehouse. To date, the South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued five violations to Lineage as the company works to remove tons of food waste from the warehouse fire that ignited a month ago. Lineage Chief Operations Officer Jeff Rivera said at a July 9 forum they aimed to meet a 45-day cleanup goal.
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Fire recovery efforts

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By Alejandra Molina Verified, Gulrez Shah Azhar, Ryan Sabalow Verified
| California Love
The immigration court at the Adelanto detention facility has seen the sharpest change in bond denials and increases in bond amounts since a nationwide shift in November 2025, according to the data from the Executive Office for Immigration Review. Why it matters: Immigration attorneys call the shift an abdication of the courts' core principles and fails to comply with due process that requires judges to consider each case on its merits.
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Más de $25 millones de Vendimia Solidaria para fortalecer la atención neurológica del Hospital Universitario

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By Alejandra Molina Verified
| Diario UNO (Argentina)
Gracias al aporte del Programa Vendimia Solidaria, Fundación Grupo América adquirió y donó al Hospital Universitario tecnología de neurodiagnóstico, mediante una inversión superior a los $25 millones. Esta nueva herramienta permitirá realizar estudios especializados que hasta el momento requerían derivaciones externas, reduciendo tiempos de espera y facilitando la continuidad del cuidado de los pacientes de Mendoza y la región.
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