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pasadenaweekly.com
Property Owner Deadline Approaches: Pasadena landlords must register units by Saturday
The City of Pasadena’s Rent Stabilization Department (RSD) reminds property owners that the deadline to complete the 2026 Rental Registration is Saturday, Oct. 31. With the RSD office scheduled to be closed on Friday, Oct. 30, and Saturday, Oct. 31, property owners are encouraged to complete their registration and submit payment early to avoid potential late fees. Registering ahead of the deadline will also allow sufficient time to seek assistance, ask questions and resolve any issues that may arise during the process.
multifamilyaffordablehousing.com
lbccviking.com
Compton Air and Space Fair aims to diversify the skies
Community members, city leaders and young aspiring pilots gathered at the Compton/Woodley Airport for Compton’s second annual Air and Space Fair Saturday, Oct. 24. The daylong event featured an array of historic and modern aviation aircraft, flight simulators and interactive aerospace exhibits. Attendees were given the opportunity to step...
hoodline.com
Long Beach Factory Floor Now Holds 8 of Rocket Lab's 18 Military Satellites
Rocket Lab says eight of the 18 military communications satellites it is building for the Space Development Agency are now in production at its Long Beach headquarters. The spacecraft are part of a $515 million deal, and the company’s stock jumped more than 8% on Tuesday. “Eight of 18...
yovenice.com
myburbank.com
From Bank Deposits and Mills to Radio Crowds: Burbank’s Early Years
In 1908, Burbank had a population of about 300, but its new bank received $30,000 in deposits on opening day. A few years later, motorcycle police were catching speeders on San Fernando Road, and by 1926, a crowd had gathered outside a local radio shop to follow the World Series. Newspaper accounts and historical photographs capture these and other details of Burbank’s early development.
whatnow.com
lbcurrent.com
Local business owners bring terrifying trinkets and treats to Fright Fest
Alongside ingenious costumes, blaring EDM music, the smell of alcohol and artificial fruit syrups at Downtown Long Beach Fright Fest were a large variety of small business owners showcasing everything from custom-made stickers to Chamoy gummy candy. The second yearly Downtown Long Beach Fright Fest, established in 2025, celebrated Halloweekend...
Trains.com
Operations at ports of LA, Long Beach face strike threat
LOS ANGELES — About 250 union watchmen at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could strike as early as 5 p.m. PT this Sunday, Nov. 1, threatening cargo operations at the nation’s busiest container port complex. Members of International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 26 have authorized a strike, according to the Pacific [...] Read More...
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NBC Los Angeles
vintageaviationnews.com
Interstate: The History of the Cadet S-1 Maker
Interstate Aircraft and Engineering Corporation was a small American aircraft manufacturer. It operated from April 1937 to 1945 and was based in El Segundo, California. First called Interstate Engineering, the company changed its name to the Interstate Aircraft and Engineering Corporation around July 1937. The company built a new aircraft plant next to Los Angeles Municipal Airport and began operations there that same month. In August 1938, Don P. Smith became the president, and by mid-1939, the company had 100 employees. In a 1940 court case, the National Labor Relations Board ruled against the company. It ordered the company to stop discriminating against employees who joined the United Automobile Workers union. A few months later, the company created the Cadet, a two-seat monoplane, with production starting in July. The Model S-1B was updated to the XO-63, later renamed the XL-6. The US Army Air Forces received a total of 259 XO-63/L-6/L-8 series aircraft. The company planned to produce 900 aircraft each year.