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This California city became a model for resisting data centers

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By Brandon Reynolds Verified
| Marketplace Verified
This story was first published at KCRW. Last December, residents of Monterey Park, a city just east of downtown Los Angeles, started organizing against a proposed 218,000 sq. ft. data center. While the city was in favor of the project because of the $5 million in tax revenue it was supposed to bring in each year, residents were more concerned about what it would be taking out: a lot of water, for one, and enough electricity to power 40,000 homes.
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‘The Well of the Scribes’ Quest Resurfaces

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By Brandon Reynolds Verified
| Alta Journal Verified
2026 UPDATE The hunt continues! In honor of the Los Angeles Public Library’s 100th birthday, Alta Journal has reinstated its reward of up to $10,000 for anyone who can help locate the remaining missing pieces of the Well of the Scribes. To recap, the Well of the Scribes was a fountain that welcomed visitors to the L.A. Central Library from 1926 to late 1969 or early 1970, when it was removed to make space for a parking lot. After that, the sculpture disappeared. In 2019, journalist Brandon R.
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Dolores Mission’s pastor sees immigration struggle firsthand

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By Brandon Reynolds Verified
| KCRW-FM (Santa Monica, CA) Verified
On June 6, Father Brendan Busse, the pastor of Dolores Mission Church, was with families and students at the church’s parochial school when his phone “starts buzzing, buzzing, buzzing,” he recalls. He learned from a text that immigration agents were arresting workers at a garment manufacturer in Downtown LA. “I had started my day at our eighth grade graduation, and ended the day picking up flash grenades off the ground,” he says.
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