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Trash Dumped Outside of Boyle Heights City Hall Building in Protest
Residents in Boyle Heights left trash in front of the city hall building in protest of the trash left in a nearby park.
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Explosive Fire in Boyle Heights Building Filled with E-Cigarettes Prompts Hazmat Response
A large, dangerous and explosive fire sparked in a Boyle Heights building filled with nicotine, e-cigarettes and butane canisters early Friday morning.
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Boyle Heights Street Named After Vicente Fernández
On this Mexican Independence Day a street in Boyle Heights is being renamed after the Mexican artist and legend Vicente Fernández.
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Van Driver Sought After Running Over Man Who Fell From Scooter in Boyle Heights
Police are looking for a hit-and-run driver whose van ran over and dragged a man who fell off a scooter and was left unconscious on a Boyle Heights street.
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Women's March Action Opens Headquarters in Boyle Heights
Women’s March Action has opened a new headquarters in Boyle Heights to serve as resource center.
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Boyle Heights Hosts First Pride Parade and Festival
The Boyle Heights Pride Parade and Festival, hosted by Ten Eleven, is bringing the first official Pride parade to the city.
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LA Latina Business Owner Combines Love for Culture and Pink
With a goal to empower and inspire others, a Latina business owner found a way to combine her love for fashion, her culture, tacos and the color pink.
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Boyle Heights May Name Street After Mexican Icon Vicente Fernández
Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de Leon called Wednesday for the city to rename a Boyle Heights street, east of Mariachi Plaza, after beloved Mexican singer Vicente “Chente” Fernandez, who died at the age of 81 on Dec. 12.