Gene Maddaus

Variety

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Staff writer for the LA Weekly; former staff writer for the Torrance Daily Breeze

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iHeartRadio is a commercial radio juggernaut. It airs Ryan Seacrest and Rush Limbaugh, owns billboards and hundreds of radio stations. Now it’s facing serious financial problems.

Facing $20 billion debt, could iHeartRadio go bankrupt?

iHeartRadio is a commercial radio juggernaut. It airs Ryan Seacrest and Rush Limbaugh, owns billboards and hundreds of radio stations. Now it’s facing serious financial problems.

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There’s another development measure on the ballot -- but this one is only for Beverly Hills voters.

Beverly Hills' housing ballot measure

There’s another development measure on the ballot -- but this one is only for Beverly Hills voters.

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Mayor Eric Garcetti’s $58 million plan to put body cameras on every police officer by July has fallen apart.

When All of LAPD Get Body Cams, Will There Be More Transparency?

Mayor Eric Garcetti’s $58 million plan to put body cameras on every police officer by July has fallen apart.

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Nithya Raman is the new City Council member representing LA’s District 4, which covers Griffith Park, Silver Lake, the Hollywood Hills and part of Koreatown.

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President Trump’s legal remedies to overturn the election continue to fail, but does it even matter?

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A UCLA study found that around 449,000 renters in LA County were unemployed because of COVID-19 and had no income to pay their rent.

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California surpassed a million COVID-19 cases this week.

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LA County officials are tightening the rules on some businesses. On Tuesday, the County announced that curfews will start Friday to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

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Despite a global pandemic that’s curtailed travel, longtime desert destination Palm Springs saw an unexpectedly busy summer.

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The company Exide owns a battery recycling plant in East Los Angeles that’s been closed for years.

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Josh Barro and Ken White return to this post-election world. What’s President Trump suing over now?

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