Myung J. Chun
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Myung J. Chun
LOS ANGELES - A new survey of victims of the Palisades and Eaton fires shows most would like to return to their old neighborhoods, but they're worried that government officials can't make it happen soon enough. The vast majority of burned-out homeowners surveyed said they intend to rebuild the homes destroyed in the devastating January fires - yet half say they are unwilling to wait more than three years to return.
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1 week ago |
english.elpais.com | Beatriz Guillén |Myung J. Chun
Sofia is four years old with dark curls, and wears a black backpack. It carries the constant supply of intravenous nutrition on which she depends due to short bowel syndrome, a condition that prevents her from absorbing nutrients like other children. Her mother Deysi Vargas says Sofia’s life is much better than it was before. The child was born in Mexico, where she spent two years going from hospital to hospital. She had six surgeries, blood infections, and was on the brink of death several times.
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1 week ago |
elpais.com | Beatriz Guillén |Myung J. Chun
Sofía tiene cuatro años, rizos oscuros y una mochila negra a la espalda. Ahí lleva la alimentación intravenosa de la que depende a diario, a causa de su síndrome del intestino corto, una condición que le impide absorber los nutrientes y la diferencia del resto de los niños. Su vida, ha contado su madre Deysi Vargas, es mucho mejor ahora que antes. Nació en México, donde se pasó dos años de hospital en hospital.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Myung J. Chun
LOS ANGELES - With Pacific Coast Highway reopened to the public and the National Guard leaving Malibu's fire-damaged neighborhoods, the city has approved a contract with a private security firm to provide extra patrols of homes left scorched and vacant by the Palisades fire.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Myung J. Chun
LOS ANGELES – Lawmakers this week condemned the Trump administration's termination of humanitarian protections that have left a 4-year-old girl who is receiving critical medical treatment in Los Angeles vulnerable to deportation and death. On Tuesday, The Times published the story of S.G.V., who has short bowel syndrome - a rare condition that prevents her body from completely absorbing nutrients. She and her parents received temporary permission to enter the U.S. legally through Tijuana in 2023.
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