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The Daily Brief: 3 New Covers Honor the City Following the Wildfires, Lakers Land Dončić, and more.

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Andrew Curry
February 03, 2025

Good Afternoon! It’s Monday, Feb 3.

With a high of 62°, we will have a mix of clouds and sunshine throughout Los Angeles today.

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LA Magazine's February Covers Honor the City Following the Wildfires Through Original Art

Our February issue, titled "The Art of Rebuilding," highlights the community's strength and hope following recent wildfires. Local artists Guerin Swing, Mr. Brainwash, and Robert Vargas have created unique covers as a tribute to Los Angeles' resilience. The magazine focuses on recovery, spotlighting local heroes and art's role in healing. Despite the destruction, L.A.'s creative spirit shines through artworks that honor the city's endurance. The February issue promises inspiration by blending stories of heroism and recovery with original art that serves as a testament to the city's unwavering strength.

Lakers Land Dončić in Blockbuster Three-Team Trade

Luka Dončić joining LeBron James in L.A.? It's true! In an unexpected move, Dončić switches teams while Anthony Davis heads to Dallas. What does this mean for the NBA?

Grammy Winners Crowned at 67th Annual Ceremony

The 67th Grammy Awards celebrated music excellence and aided wildfire relief efforts. Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé led the accolade list, making history once more. Discover more highlights and the full winners' list!

Trump's New Order Takes Aim at California's Sanctuary Law

President Trump’s latest executive order could cut essential funding for California due to its sanctuary laws. What does this mean for the state’s future and safety?

Los Angeles magazine Presents ANGELS OF COMEDY

Enjoy a night of laughs and cocktails at Engine Co. No. 28 on Feb 13! Support Pasadena Fire Relief as top comics perform. All proceeds go to the cause.

Southern California Burn Areas Brace for Rain This Week | KFI AM 640 | LA Local News

A storm system is expected to bring widespread rain and gusty winds to Southern California beginning Tuesday, raising fears of possible debris flows in recent burn areas.

Panama will leave Beijing's Belt and Road project as U.S. targets China's alleged influence over canal

Panamanian leader José Raúl Mulino said the country would not renew its agreement with China’s Belt and Road Initiative when it expires.

'This is a constitutional crisis': Democrats blast Musk and Trump over USAID

Congressional Democrats blast Elon Musk and President Trump over attempts to shut down USAID, claiming they're causing chaos and harming national security.

Trump Tariffs Live Updates: Canada Follows Mexico in Reaching Deal for a Delay

The leaders of Mexico and Canada each said they had struck agreements to pause tariffs for 30 days, but levies on products from China were still set to take effect just after midnight.

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