Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass joined California Community Foundation (CCF) President and CEO Miguel Santana and community leaders on Monday to celebrate the reopening of Casa Gateway, a 100-unit residential complex for low- and fixed-income seniors and families in Pacific Palisades. The milestone marks the return of dozens of displaced residents whose homes had been […]
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The wait is over — Comic-Con Los Angeles officially kicks off today! Fans from around the globe have flocked to LA for the ultimate pop culture celebration. The convention floor will be buzzing with energy as exhibitors unveil exclusive merchandise, studios tease upcoming films and series, and cosplayers bring beloved characters to life. This year’s
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The National Weather Service has forecasted a chance for showers and thunderstorms through Friday, September 19, across the L.A. region. Today, the National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch impacting Pacific Palisades that will go into effect beginning at 5:00 AM Thursday, September 18, through 2:00 AM Friday, September 19, with peak rainfall anticipated Thursday
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Comic-Con LA 2025 is almost here, and this year’s three-day pop culture celebration is shaping up to be bigger and bolder than ever. Fans can gear up for an epic Scream cast panel, a WandaVision and Avengers cast reunion, and photo ops with the Phineas and Ferb cast, Denise Richards, and Elden Henson from The
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The court concluded that the deployment violated the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which prohibits the use of the U.S. military to enforce domestic law. The ruling noted that while protests and isolated violence occurred in Los Angeles, there was no rebellion and local law enforcement remained capable of responding. The court stated that, under
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Here’s your curated guide to the most exciting, diverse, and memorable ways to celebrate Labor Day Weekend in LA: 1. Live Music & Concerts Weird Al Yankovic performs at The Forum—a parody legend putting on a major hometown show. LA Today+4LA Today+4Diane Welch+4LAist Cyndi Lauper brings her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour to
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Chainsaws, Slasher Treats & a Dining Pass of Doom The fog is rolling in, the chainsaws are revving, and Universal Studios Hollywood has just dropped its final Halloween Horror Nights 2025 announcements—and they’re bloody good. With a brand-new horror anime short film, an all-you-can-scream dining pass, and a menu of monstrously indulgent eats, this year’s
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) will host its 14th Art+Film Gala on Saturday, November 1, honoring two groundbreaking creatives whose work has reshaped their respective fields: pioneering artist Mary Corse and visionary filmmaker Ryan Coogler. LACMA trustee Eva Chow and actor Leonardo DiCaprio, longtime champions of the museum’s film initiatives, return as
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The City of Los Angeles is implementing a series of measures to protect residents ahead of an extreme heat event forecasted for later this week. According to the National Weather Service, an Excessive Heat Warning will be in effect for the Los Angeles region from Thursday, August 21 through Saturday, August 23, with temperatures expected
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Mayor Karen Bass is celebrating 818 Day, the annual salute to the San Fernando Valley, by shining a light on the neighborhoods, businesses, and community leaders that give the Valley its unique spirit. From historic landmarks to small businesses and grassroots nonprofits, the Mayor is spending the day immersed in the very communities she has
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Mayor’s Fund CEO Conway Collis today announced the expansion of a proven resource for Angelenos who are currently — or at risk of — facing eviction. While the Mayor’s Fund already partners with the City’s FamilySource Centers across Los Angeles, they have now expanded and opened the first We
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The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region has opened a shelter at College of the Canyons East Gym (26455 Rockwell Canyon Road Santa Clarita, CA 91355) effective immediately. The evacuation center is providing refuge, food, water and comfort. Domestic family pets are welcome at the evacuation center in a travel carrier or pet crate. Large animals and
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After nearly 41 years as a fixture on West Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, Chin Chin—the beloved Chinese-American eatery frequented by celebrities including the Kardashians and Britney Spears—has announced it will be closing its Sunset Plaza location. In the wake of the closure, more than 50 pieces of high-quality kitchen equipment from the landmark restaurant will be
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As a first-timer heading into HARD Summer 2025, the energy is already coursing through me like a bass drop waiting to hit. I’ve always heard this festival is more than just a party—it’s a cultural pulse, where hip-hop and house collide, and legends share the stage with tomorrow’s icons. This year’s lineup has me ready
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Six months after the Palisades Fire — one of the most significant natural disasters in California history — the City of Los Angeles provided a progress update on its recovery efforts and outlined priorities for continued rebuilding. To date, over 3,450 residential properties in the City of L.A. — nearly 80% of those affected —
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After 117 years of serving up its iconic sandwiches, stiff drinks, and late-night comfort, Cole’s French Dip — one of Los Angeles’ oldest restaurants — is closing its doors for good. Nestled in the historic Pacific Electric Building since 1908, Cole’s was more than a restaurant. It was a living piece of Los Angeles history
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The Television Academy named Emmy Award-winning sportscaster Jim Hill as the recipient of the 77th Los Angeles Area Emmy® Governors Award, recognizing his acclaimed five-decade-long career in broadcasting. The surprise announcement was made by Cris Abrego, chair of the Television Academy, on KCAL News. The award is presented to an individual, company or organization, selected by the
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The Los Angeles Film School has once again earned national recognition, securing a spot in Filmmaker Magazine’s prestigious 2025 Film School Guide for the third consecutive year. The annual guide spotlights leading film education programs across the country, highlighting institutions that combine academic excellence with industry relevance. Published each summer, Filmmaker Magazine’s guide provides readers
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