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Gardena Developer Plans 152 Tiny Apartments With Robot Parking Garage

A vacant 1.037-acre lot on Marine Avenue in Gardena could soon hold a five-story building packed with 152 one-bedroom apartments, each averaging just 450 square feet, under a new proposal from West Realty Group. The plan also calls for a separate automated parking structure on the neighboring parcel, built to stack 148 vehicles across five tiers.

Gardena, CA · 14h

Guessing Headlights

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Drivers Shocked and Emotional When an Old Steam Engine Thundered Along the Freeway

Imagine you are driving along the freeway, somewhere between Los Angeles and San Bernardino, and suddenly, a steam engine appears on the railroad next to the freeway. That sounds impossible, right? Well, not for these ... Read more

San Bernardino, CA · 1d

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Bass says her election defeat was part of a national wave, with voters demanding change

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said Thursday that she views her defeat in the Nov. 3 election as part of a much larger political phenomenon, with voters across the nation demanding change at every level of government. Bass, 73, said Mayor-elect Nithya Raman's win was, at least in part, the...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

A-Z-Animals

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Big Bear Fans Have a New California Eagle Nest to Watch, and the Pair Keeps Staring Into the Camera

A new live camera on California's Kings River went up just as the pair started working on the nest, and day one was all chores and fish.

Fresno, CA · 1d

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Pat Boone Finds a Buyer for His Longtime Beverly Hills Home

Pat Boone is one step closer to parting with his longtime Beverly Hills home, which found a buyer last week. The singer and TV personality listed the 1939 traditional-style house in June for $22.95 million. He’s finally looking to downsize after turning 92, he told Mansion Global at the time.

Beverly Hills, CA · 1d

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Numbers that Matter: Indiana vs.USC

It’s one of football’s oldest truths: when the final whistle sounds, the scoreboard tells you who won, but the numbers often tell you why. A team may rack up more yards and still walk away with a loss, only for the turnover margin to reveal the difference. Another may control the ball, dominate time of possession, and quietly squeeze the life out of a comeback attempt. Whether it’s field position, third-down efficiency, explosive plays, or costly mistakes, the box score often uncovers the story beneath the result. In a game decided by inches, the numbers have a way of explaining what the eye test alone cannot.

Bloomington, IN · 2d

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Los Angeles Has No Plan to Support Unhoused People During El Niño (Part 1 of 2)

Another El Niño year is here, and Southern California is bracing for the impact. As the extreme weather event looms, the question at hand is whether Los Angeles infrastructure and governance are prepared to meet the moment. In order to answer this query, Knock LA examined Los Angeles’ different...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

CBS LA

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Graffiti Towers downtown Los Angeles are free of graffiti

The sprawling 1.5 million-square-foot complex on S Flower St. actually has an official name, the Los Angeles Oceanwide Plaza, and once new owners stepped in this summer, cleanup started.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Los Angeles Times

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Cancer institute backed by Larry Ellison plans major layoffs in Los Angeles

A notice filed last week shows the Ellison Medical Institute in West L.A. will permanently cut 88 positions in the new year.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

LAist

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Nithya Raman’s big Olympics promise: Reduce street homelessness by 50%

The mayor-elect has pledged to cut the number of tents and encampments in half by the summer of 2028.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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High surf prompts temporary closures of several Southern California piers

Another round of high surf prompted city officials to temporarily close several piers across Southern California this weekend. On Saturday morning, the city of Manhattan Beach said the Manhattan Beach Pier will be closed "until further notice." The city of Hermosa Beach announced the temporary closure of the Hermosa Beach Pier on Saturday afternoon.

Hermosa Beach, CA · 11h

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Review: Cosetta’s dining experience is exactly what Santa Monica needed

For years, going out for a proper dinner in my neighborhood has usually meant getting in the car and driving somewhere ten minutes away without traffic. That changed when Cosetta opened across the street from my house in Santa Monica’s Sunset Park neighborhood. With its lively dining room, varied menu and lush outdoor patio, the restaurant brings a sit-down dining experience that the area has been missing. As someone who lives steps away, I was excited to finally have a place nearby for a good meal with family and friends.

Santa Monica, CA · 2d

Westside Current

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Wilshire Theater Owner Agrees to Exit Fight Over Affordable Apartments

SANTA MONICA - The owner of Santa Monica's Wilshire Theater has agreed to drop its court appeals and pay $250,000 in attorney fees to settle a dispute over plans to turn neighboring public parking land into affordable housing, according to the Santa Monica Daily Press . Owners have agreed to pay $125,000 each to Santa Monica and nonprofit developer Hollywood Community Housing Corp., the newspaper reported. The agreement concerns housing planned on Euclid St., where the nonprofit proposes 48 apartments on city-owned land near Wilshire Boulevard. Most would have two or three bedrooms, giving the development a focus on families. The City Council approved the settlement 6-0, the Daily Press reported. Mayor Pro Tem Jesse Zwick recused himself, citing his work for the Housing Action Coalition. The agreement follows court defeats for the property owner and a judge's finding that the litigation was brought to delay the project, according to the Daily Press. The financial stakes extended beyond legal bills. Hollywood Community Housing told the court further delays could jeopardize $33.6 million in project funding. The owners lawsuits challenged the city's December 2024 approval of a development agreement and ground lease for the housing project. The company argued the city

Santa Monica, CA · 1d

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UCLA commit Colton McKibben welcomed to the 2027 Navy All-American Bowl

Linebacker Colton McKibben (Carlsbad, New Mexico/ Carlsbad High School) was officially honored as a 2027 Navy All-American during a virtual jersey presentation as part of the Road to the Dome tour. McKibben will play in the annual East vs. West matchup inside the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas at 1...

Carlsbad, NM · 2d

EdSource

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LAUSD launches effort to curb student use of N-word, other racial slurs

The Los Angeles Unified School District has launched an effort to stop students from calling teachers the N-word, the Los Angeles Times reported. Following complaints from Black teachers about students routinely hurling racist insults, particularly the N-word, the district said it will strengthen measures to track such incidents and respond to them. Too often, say teachers and advocates, nothing happens. Or worse, teachers are... read more

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

The Hollywood Reporter

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Microsoft Goes Down, and the Media Business Takes Off Early

It’s not just you: The Runyon Canyon and Baldwin Hills trails are unusually busy. The New Jersey Transit trains to Montclair and Metro North trains to Westchester really are more crowded. Xbox Slashing 3,200 Jobs In "Most Significant Restructure" in Platform's History The media business took off early on Thursday, and the bosses can blame Microsoft. The tech giant suffered a stunning global outage Thursday, putting Outlook, Teams, CoPilot and online version of Word, Excel and other software on ice, and work grinding (mostly) to a halt. Inside one midtown Manhattan media office, one employee said that as soon as it became clear the services weren’t coming back soon, folks headed for the door, braving the rain to try and get home early. Inside one newsroom, the programming and newsgathering had to go on, but one staffer said that the conversations migrated to Slack and text chains. The media business may still rely on old-fashioned technology: Film reels, cable wires and broadcast spectrum, but the internet has become its backbone, and an outage of this scale can grind an industry (or in this case much of the economy) to a halt. AI Companies Sold Us Their Vision of the Future

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Westside Current

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Landmark Status Granted for Santa Monica's ‘Airplane Bungalow' Against Owners Wishes

SANTA MONICA - Santa Monica's City Council granted landmark status to a rare 1913 bungalow in the Pico neighborhood over its owner's objections. The 5-0 vote protected the vacant house on 20th St., according to the Santa Monica Daily Press . Councilmember Barry Snell recused himself because he lives nearby, and Mayor Pro Tem Jesse Zwick was absent.Owner Lydia King bought the property this year hoping to redevelop it. She told councilmembers she had hoped to build affordable housing or a senior center, describing holes in the roof and floor, a strong mold smell, and break-ins, SMDP reported."We cannot live like 100 years ago," King said.The Santa Monica Conservancy's case for preservation emphasized the home's surviving architecture and neighborhood history.Known as an airplane bungalow, the house has a small, window-filled upper story resembling an airplane cockpit. The Conservancy's property history identifies its sleeping porch and exposed beams extending over the driveway among the distinctive features still in place.The group says the house is the last surviving structure built by Simon and Anna Unfried, early residents of Fairview Heights, now the Pico neighborhood.The designation followed conflicting assessments of the home's significance.Historic Resources Group, the city's consultant, found the house eligible under

Santa Monica, CA · 2d

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Controller Kenneth Mejia audit exposes $1.03 billion in Los Angeles liability payouts since 2019

Report faults the City Administrative Officer for lax oversight and notes the City Attorney’s Office refused to cooperate. Systemic gaps in citywide risk oversight have cost Los Angeles taxpayers $1.03 billion in legal and liability payouts over a six-year period, according to a performance audit released by City Controller Kenneth Mejia.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Food & Wine

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The Secret to Success at One of Los Angeles’ Best Taco Trucks

The shrimp tacos are the draw, but they’re not the main focus.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d