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Sudden USCIS evidence requests put visa applicants under pressure

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is increasingly requesting additional documents from visa applicants without providing clear explanations, according to immigration attorneys. Confusion is...
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Armed robbery near LAX parking lot leaves victim bound after pepper spray attack

An armed robbery involving the use of pepper spray occurred at a long-term parking facility near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), prompting authorities to...
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Visa suspension paradox may benefit employment-based green cards

As the federal government recently halted the issuance of immigrant visas to nationals of 75 countries, analysts say the move could paradoxically benefit some...
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Yale waives tuition for families earning under $200,000

Yale tuition-free undergraduate education will soon become a reality for students from families earning up to $200,000 a year, as Yale University announced a...
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Affordable housing Koreatown: 42-unit low-income project proposed

Affordable housing Koreatown is at the center of a new development proposal that would replace a single-family home in Los Angeles’ Mid-Wilshire area with...
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California Taxpayers Urged to Use Caution When Mailing Returns This Year

USPS Processing Changes May Delay PostmarksLate Filings Could Trigger PenaltiesFTB Recommends E-Filing or Requesting Manual Postmarks California tax officials are urging taxpayers to exercise caution...
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Kimjang Vests Go Viral as K-pop Stars Turn “Grandma Fashion” Trendy

The kimjang vest trend shows how quilted floral vests became a winter fashion item in LA, driven by retro tastes, gifting culture, and K-pop influence.
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Koreatown Drivers Keep Hitting Potholes, and the City Says Reporting Is the Fix

Koreatown pothole reports remain lower than nearby areas, affecting repair priority as LA bases road work on complaints, officials say.
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USC Professor Accused of Deleting Evidence in Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit

The USC sexual misconduct lawsuit escalated after claims that key texts and emails were deleted, raising the possibility of severe court sanctions.
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R-1 Visa Rule Change Lifts Longtime Burden on Religious Workers

The R-1 visa rule requiring a one-year stay abroad after five years was eliminated, easing pressure on religious workers and Korean American churches.
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