I came to Los Angeles to visit my aunt with my cousins for the first time when I was just 13 years old. The trip was a gift from my grandparents. We had a blast! Everything looked so big! Of course, our favorites were the amusement parks. Disney had just opened in France, but I
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An Excessive Heat Warning from the National Weather Service will go into effect today for the western San Fernando Valley (including the cities of Woodland Hills, Northridge, Chatsworth, and Van Nuys) and will expand on Wednesday to the entire Los Angeles region. The warning is expected to be in place through Friday, September 6 at
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) this week announced that Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass secured federal support for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), Clínica Romero, and the Central American Resource Center to assist immigrant families who recently arrived in Los Angeles in need of supportive services. “The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights,
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass this weekend in Paris made history by becoming the first Black woman Mayor to ever receive the Olympic flag at a closing ceremony of the Olympic Games. During the ceremony, Mayor Bass received the flag as part of the handover ceremony from Mayor Anne Hidalgo, who is the first woman
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According to USGS, a 5.2-magnitude earthquake hit Lamont, California on Tuesday evening which shook the greater Los Angeles area. Their forecast states that there is a chance of at least one aftershock within the next week. With so many quakes in the past month, Angelenos need to ask themselves if they are properly prepared. Take
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Food trucks will never go out of foodie style in Los Angeles. Blessed Bread is a vintage food truck serving up gourmet sandos stationed on Melrose Place in West Hollywood. The brainchild of Liana Kazaryan, who previously founded London’s Bar du Champagne and the superfood chain Avobar, BB is a pink vintage truck embezelled with
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Outdoor sidewalk dining took over Los Angeles during and post-pandemic. Many cafes and restaurants continued to keep their outdoor seating, which offered a nice option for dining with a view. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced an extension to the deadline for business owners to apply to continue offering outdoor dining through the popular Al
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June 21st is International Yoga Day! The word ‘Yoga’ is derived from the Sanskrit root ‘Yuj’, meaning ‘to join’ or ‘to yoke’ or ‘to unite’. As per Yogic scriptures the practice of Yoga leads to the union of individual consciousness with that of the Universal Consciousness, indicating a perfect harmony between the mind and body,
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass today announced the latest Inside Safe operation in Hollywood on Sunset Boulevard in partnership with Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez and Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath. More than 30 Angelenos voluntarily moved inside with access to supportive services from this operation. This long standing encampment was located against Sunset Sound recording studio,
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass released a statement in response to the protests turned violent on the campus of UCLA: “This morning, I met in person with LAPD, LASD, CHP, CalOES, UCPD and other regional agencies at the UCLA incident command post about the absolutely detestable violence on campus last night. LAPD is supporting regional
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Millions of dollars have been spent to combat crime, clean-up homeless encampments and kickstart road construction in and around Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass just released her proposed budget to continue her work to move Los Angeles forward, which includes $950 million for the homeless response. “I am releasing a proposed budget
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Rugby Football Club Los Angeles (RFCLA) has signed a multi-year agreement with Chatime Global, making the Bubble tea company the new Front of Jersey sponsor for the team. Chatime is a global brand with over 1,500 stores in 62 countries on six continents. The company has 13 stores in the US, three of which are in Los
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Big Bear Lake Maifest is giving folks the opportunity to purchase general admission tickets at 50% off to its kickoff event on Saturday, May 18. This presale offer is only available for purchase during a 48-hour window from Tuesday, April 16 at 2 p.m. to Thursday, April 18 at 2 p.m. During this presale window ticket prices
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is housing more homeless. Today, Bass announced an Inside Safe operation in partnership with Councilmember Tim McOsker in Wilmington that addressed an encampment of more than 10 RVs and brought more than 35 people inside. The encampment was located near industrial refineries, raising serious safety concerns over the potential for
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced an Inside Safe operation in East Hollywood on Alexandria Avenue and Fountain Avenue near Bright Childhood Daycare with Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez. During this operation, more than 20 Angelenos were brought inside and provided supportive services from the Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority (LAHSA), County of Los Angeles Department of Mental
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According to data released earlier today, the total number of deaths of unhoused people in the City of Los Angeles decreased from 1,167 deaths in 2022 to 900 deaths in 2023, representing a 22.9% decrease. However, it is unacceptable for any unhoused Angeleno to lose their life on the streets of Los Angeles. The data
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass today announced the latest Inside Safe operation in Koreatown. The operation addressed a longstanding encampment in Robert F. Kennedy Inspiration Park next to Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools. Through this effort, more than 30 Angelenos were moved off the streets and brought inside. “Today we brought people who were living in
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Post-covid it was tough for sporting events and races to come back with the same registration numbers pre-pandemic. Luckily, this year was a hit for the 39th Los Angeles Marathon presented by Asics with 26,000 runners. 40% of the racers were first-time marathoners. Starting at Dodgers Stadium and finishing at Avenue of the Stars, runners
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