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Los Angeles TimesFriday, 24 April 2026
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Shareholders at Warner Bros. vote for merger
The $111-billion deal gets overwhelming backing but will still need federal approval.
The paper examines local urban revitalization efforts, framing the city's economic recovery strategy as a necessary adaptation to post-pandemic retail realities.
The Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, traditionally a major retail and tourist hub in Southern California, has experienced sustained economic difficulty and rising storefront vacancies over recent years. Local authorities are implementing new civic strategies, such as allowing public alcohol consumption and hosting events, to stimulate foot traffic.
“path to revival”
“Civic-minded and regionally focused”
Santa Monica banking on more than its name
Events, focus on safety are path to revival, city says
Jet fuel stockpile declines steeply
Iran war squeezes global oil supply, putting pressure on California’s reserves.
Connects global geopolitical conflict to localized supply chain pressures, focusing on the tangible threat to California's aviation fuel reserves.
Could a clean lake fix troubled site?
L.A. announces a $40-million project at MacArthur Park
Details a municipal infrastructure investment aimed at addressing ongoing civic and environmental issues at MacArthur Park.
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