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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 · 1d

Timeless Dishes

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12 Classic American Sandwiches and the Cities That Claim Them

From the Philadelphia cheesesteak to the Louisville Hot Brown, twelve classic American sandwiches and the cities that claim them. The post 12 Classic American Sandwiches and the Cities That Claim Them appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Melrose Triangle Gets Another New Look. Now Can They Build It?

There’s a new look for West Hollywood’s infamous hole in the ground — the Melrose Triangle. Whether we’ll ever see it built is another story. The Charles Company released another set of renderings for its long-delayed project at 9060 Santa Monica Boulevard. The infamous property at the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and Almont Drive.

West Hollywood, CA · 10h

KTLA

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Another setback hits LAX’s long-delayed People Mover project

There’s yet another setback for the long-delayed People Mover project at Los Angeles International Airport. Fitch Ratings has downgraded debt tied to the project, now officially known as SkyLink, deeper into junk territory, warning that the project faces a possible technical default on roughly $1.2 billion in bonds. The credit agency lowered the rating on […]

Los Angeles, CA · 7h

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LA Has Many Vacant Apartments, But The Homeless And Overcrowded Cannot Afford Them

PLANNING WATCH - LA has a new Mayor. But if you now expect major changes from her, let me set you straight. The new mayor, Nithya Raman, may have a different personality, age, and separate supporters from the defeated mayor, Karen Bass, but they have much more in common than their differences. And if you think that things in Los Angeles will be substantially different under the new mayor, it is time for you to reconsider.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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El Niño weather wreaks havoc on Southern California

As the world braces for the impacts of what is expected to be a record-shattering El Niño, California, and especially the Southland, have already felt some impacts of the weather phenomenon, from heavily damaged coastlines and significant inland flooding to heat waves that led to canceled classes and offices closed.

Los Angeles, CA · 22h

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Tacos Royale Brings a Taste of Sonora to Los Angeles

When Hermosillo, Mexico-born chef and culinary entrepreneur Eloy Aluri and his cousin, chef Saúl Pérez García (formerly of Ceviche Project and Atla), looked at Los Angeles’ culinary scene, they saw something missing: tacos from Hermosillo in Sonora, Mexico. This gap sparked the inspiration for Tacos Royale,...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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LAUSD Moves to Keep Black Student Plan as Federal Probe Continues

Los Angeles Unified is still trying to hold the Black Student Achievement Plan in place while federal civil rights officials take another look at whether the program hands out help by race. The Office for Civil Rights reopened that question in the spring. An open file is not a finding.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

The National Law Review

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School District Violated Labor Code By Rejecting Applicants Based On Expunged Misdemeanor Convictions

A.S. v. Los Angeles Unified Sch. Dist. , 123 Cal. App. 5 th 519 (2026) Two applicants for employment with the Los Angeles Unified School District (one for a part-time after-school program position and the other for a legal secretary position) were rejected based on their prior misdemeanor convictions (for battery and grand theft, respectively), both of which had been expunged pursuant to Cal. Penal Code § 1203.4. The District contended that its duty to protect students required it to screen out applicants with nearly any criminal conviction, notwithstanding expungement. The trial courts in the two separate actions granted summary judgment to the applicants, and the Court of Appeal affirmed in this consolidated appeal, holding that the District violated Cal. Lab. Code § 432.7, which prohibits employers from asking about or utilizing expunged convictions. The Court further held that the statutory exceptions upon which the District relied did not apply because no law required the District to obtain information about, or prohibited it from hiring individuals with, the particular misdemeanor convictions at issue (misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor grand theft).

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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The community that keeps Los Angeles walking

Los Angeles hosted the 42nd annual AIDS Walk on Oct. 18, 2026, drawing thousands of walkers and bringing in over $850,000 this year alone, according to The Los Angeles Blade. AIDS and HIV have been taking lives since 1981 and a few years later, in 1985, the AIDS Walk began as a response.

Los Angeles, CA · 21h

KTLA

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‘Storm train’ rolling into Southern California, Weather Service says

A weeklong stretch of warm weather in Southern California is coming to an abrupt end as a storm system brings cooler temperatures and several rounds of rain from Thursday night into early next week. High temperatures across the region are expected to drop 5 to 10 degrees on Thursday as the weather pattern moves onshore, […]

Southern California, CA · 1d

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Lauren Meister Takes One Last Shot at Fixing WeHo’s Empty Storefronts

Councilmember Lauren Meister has spent nearly 12 years on the West Hollywood City Council, and she’s going out with one last push to try and get a handle on all those empty storefronts. You know, the ones that make WeHo look more busted than bougie. At her final Council...

West Hollywood, CA · 1d

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A Jewel Of Penthouse In Century Hill, $13.5M

Located in the heart of L.A.’s iconic Century Hill enclave, this completely reimagined penthouse is a true rarity. The largest unit in the building—spanning 6,555 square feet—it features five bedrooms, six full baths and two powder rooms across an expansive, elegantly renovated interior. The two-level (house-sized) condominium has extensive entertaining spaces on both levels, including a 1,600-square-foot rooftop terrace with views of the towers of Century City and the Hollywood Hills, and more intimate outdoor spaces on the main level. It just came to the market for the first time, at $13.5 million.

Los Angeles, CA · 12h

Variety

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L.A. Area’s Movie Glow-Up Continues as Look Cinemas Takes Over Pasadena’s iPic Theater

The Los Angeles area’s movie theater renaissance is in full swing as Look Cinemas is set to take over the former iPic location at One Colorado in Old Pasadena. The dine-in theaters will reopen in December — just in time for “Dune: Part Three” and “Avengers: Doomsday” — with luxury reclining pod seating, immersive picture and sound and chef-inspired food and craft beverages delivered directly to guests’ seats. Movie Theater Chain iPic Files for Bankruptcy The iPic multiplex closed in June amid the company’s bankruptcy proceedings. The six-screen location has been in operation since 1991, first as AMC, then Laemmle and later as Gold Class luxury cinemas. “Old Pasadena has had a movie theater at One Colorado for many years, and we weren’t willing to let that story end,” said Brian Schultz, CEO of Look Dine-In Cinemas. “A local cinema is where a community comes together to laugh, cry, be inspired and share experiences. We can’t wait to welcome Pasadena back to the movies and invite everyone to make this Look cinema their favorite spot.” “One Colorado has long been a premier destination in the heart of Old Pasadena, and the cinema has been part of that experience,” said Mark

Pasadena, CA · 2d

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Photographer Who Covered High School Football Team for Free for 28 Years Suddenly Banned

A photographer who has covered a Los Angeles high school football team for free over the past 28 years says she was abruptly told she could no longer take photos, despite meeting all the required qualifications. Photographer Judy Collins has been capturing images of football games at Van Nuys High...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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This California Neighborhood Market Stays Open Until 2 AM For Late-Night Grocery Runs

A little downtown grocery keeps its doors open until 2 in the morning, every single day of the week. That means eggs, fruit, and coffee are still on the table long after most stores go dark. I like how this place packs a real deli, smoothies, and pastries into a...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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UCLA Can Clinch Spot in Big Ten Title Game With Win

Brad Crawford and Richard Johnson join CBS Sports HQ to discuss UCLA.

Los Angeles, CA · 9h