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Los Angeles Día de Muertos 2026: Free Events Across the City
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Los Angeles Día de Muertos 2026: Free Events Across the City

Los Angeles celebrates Día de Muertos with free community events from Oct 24 to Nov 2, 2026. Highlights include altars at Grand Park, Olvera

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Stahl House's $5M price cut fails to lure a buyer for LA icon
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Stahl House's $5M price cut fails to lure a buyer for LA icon

The Stahl House, a modernist icon in Los Angeles, still hasn't sold after a $5 million price cut. High maintenance costs and preservation re

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Michoacán joins LA's Mole Festival for the first time
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Michoacán joins LA's Mole Festival for the first time

Michoacán joins the Feria de los Moles for the first time, bringing Purépecha moles, corundas, and avocado water. The free event in downtown

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San Antonio's River Walk turns into a Day of the Dead celebration
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San Antonio's River Walk turns into a Day of the Dead celebration

San Antonio's River Walk will host its eighth Día de Muertos river parade on October 23, 2026. The celebration includes illuminated boats, o

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Five everyday habits that mark Latino identity worldwide
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Five everyday habits that mark Latino identity worldwide

Latinos are known for their warmth, music, and flavor. These five everyday habits reveal a deep cultural identity that travels well beyond b

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Las Vegas teen helps officer during street scuffle, video goes viral
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Las Vegas teen helps officer during street scuffle, video goes viral

Jaeden Baldwin, an 18-year-old Las Vegas teen, assisted a police officer during a street confrontation near East Tropicana Avenue. His fathe

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Cash-only taco stand in LA is winning over skeptics and out-of-towners
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Cash-only taco stand in LA is winning over skeptics and out-of-towners

Brothers Cousins Tacos in LA has become a viral sensation, drawing visitors from across the country. But does the cash-only stand live up to

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Kayaker survives rare shark encounter off Malibu's Paradise Cove
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Kayaker survives rare shark encounter off Malibu's Paradise Cove

A kayaker fishing off Malibu's Paradise Cove was bitten twice by a mako shark after hooking it. A nearby fisherman pulled him to safety. Aut

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Rats devour $800 gourmet meat shipment at USPS facility
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Rats devour $800 gourmet meat shipment at USPS facility

A shipment of fine cured meats from Miami to a New York City store was destroyed by rats during transit. The $800 package arrived with holes

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Florida island with alligators listed for $12 million after 150 years
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Florida island with alligators listed for $12 million after 150 years

Bannon Island, a 23-acre private retreat in Lake Marion, Florida, is listed for $12 million. The property, owned by one family for 150 years

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TikTok's viral skincare routines may be harming your skin, dermatologists warn
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TikTok's viral skincare routines may be harming your skin, dermatologists warn

Nearly 95% of viral skincare routines on TikTok contain misleading claims, according to research presented at a European dermatology congres

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Hispanic Day Parade 2026: NYC's Fifth Avenue celebration returns
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Hispanic Day Parade 2026: NYC's Fifth Avenue celebration returns

NYC's Hispanic Day Parade returns for its 62nd edition on Sunday, Oct 11, 2026, along Fifth Avenue. Over 10,000 participants from 21 countri

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