Lawsuit accuses Beverly Hills police of racially profiling Black motorists

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A lawsuit accuses Beverly Hills police of racially profiling nearly 1,100 Black people during traffic stops. The suit announced Monday was filed on behalf of most of the Black drivers who were pulled over in the wealthy city between August 2019 and August 2021.
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‘Fourth wave’ of fentanyl overdose deaths has gripped the nation, experts say: ‘The norm, not the exception’

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Dr. David Campbell, clinical director of The Canyon Addiction Treatment Center in Santa Monica, California, who also was not involved in the research, agreed that the fourth wave has indeed arrived. A clinical director said he has seen "a substantial rise ...
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Over $267 million approved to combat smash-and-grab thefts in California

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California will be spending hundreds of millions of dollars to crack down on smash-and-grab thefts, marking the state’s largest investment to combat such crime. The state will be sending over $267 million to 55 cities and counties in an effort to crack down on arrests and prosecutions for organized retail crime.
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Istanbul’s 16th-Century Hammam Is Reimagined Into a Multipurpose Arts and Wellness Center

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But thanks to the Turkish hospitality and real estate company The Marmara Group, it has now been reimagined as a multipurpose arts and wellness center, with exhibition spaces and hot and cold rooms. KA-BA Architecture led the 13-year design and preservation project,
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