Mayor Karen Bass visited the construction site of the I-10 freeway this morning where she toured active work with Caltrans and observed how urgent progress will continue during the anticipated rain. The tour followed a morning helicopter ride to survey the impacts of the 10 freeway and assess morning rush hour traffic with Fire Chief […]
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Mayor Karen Bass delivered a morning update at the City’s traffic control center this morning on the 10 Freeway closure. She was joined by California State Transportation Agency Secretary Toks Omishakin, Caltrans Deputy District Director of Traffic Operations Rafael Molina, Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins and Los Angeles Department of Transportation General Manager Laura Rubio-Cornejo, who
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Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency after a devastating fire shut down part of the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday night. The fire was first reported early Saturday around 12:30 a.m. at a pallet yard underneath the freeway near East 14th and Alameda streets. Mayor Karen Bass urged Angelenos to stay informed and
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Kick off the holidays with the 2nd & PCH center’s 5th annual tree lighting, Light Up the Night on Thursday, November 16th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. This celebrated event is free and open to all. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at 5:00 p.m. led by the Woodrow Wilson High School marching band. The lighting
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Mayor Bass today spoke at the grand opening of the Wilcox in Hollywood, a 62-unit affordable housing project that opened in October as a result of being expedited under the Mayor’s Executive Directive 1. In September, Mayor Bass announced at the Wilcox that more than 7,000 units of affordable housing are being expedited under Executive Directive
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With more and more driverless cars hitting the road, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is voicing her concerns. Bass sent an open letter to the California Public Utilities Commission regarding a recent decision to approve a Driverless Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Passenger Deployment Program in the City of Los Angeles. “I have serious concerns,” the Mayor
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Los Feliz and Silverlake are a popular hub for some of the best Pilates and Yoga studios. LOS FELIZ PILATES Their approach to Pilates is contemporary; both methodical and creative, deliberate and challenging. The goal is to build strength through athletic sequencing and well-balanced class design. With smaller class sizes, there is more room for
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Since the Hamas attacks on Israel, Hollywood celebrities and public figures have struggled to find a way to use their social media platforms to take a stand and show support in some way, shape or form without receiving criticisms. Over 700 actors, comedians and musicians, including Gal Gadot, Jerry Seinfeld and Amy Schumer signed an
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Want to workout like some of your favorite celebrities? Well now you can with the SPEIR Pilates On-Demand platform. Celebrity Pilates trainer, Andrea Speir has worked with many respectable celebrities from Chrissy Teigen, Elle Fanning, Olivia Rodrigo, Shay Mitchell, Jonah Hill, and many more. Speir is transforming the way Angelenos do pilates. Yes, there’s Peloton
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The City of Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will remain activated at a Level II into Monday, August 21, 2023 with all City departments coordinating resources to support the safety of Angelenos during the storm. Today, Governor Newsom, Mayor Bass, County and City leaders reiterated the importance of staying safe, staying home and staying
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Thanks to a grant from Petco Love, LA Animal Services will be offering free microchips and tags to pets starting Saturday, June 24 through July 9 (while supplies last). No appointment is needed to get your pet microchipped starting Saturday, June 24, and Angelenos may visit any of the six LA Animal Services Centers with
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As Texas towns continue to be overwhelmed with the number of migrants, a busload of migrants were sent to Los Angeles on Wednesday. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced the action on social media, saying the transportation of migrants to L.A. was “much-needed relief” for the border. The group of 42 people, including eight children, arrived
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Some people just don’t like flying. Whether it’s the headache of navigating the airport or being in the air, it can be a lot. Now you can Catch A Bus To Las Vegas! Due to an increase in the demand for travel, in anticipation of the upcoming busy summer travel season, Megabus will offer four trips
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8000 Sunset Strip is bringing the live events this summer for Angelenos. The retail location is hosting a Summer Music Series featuring performances from local musicians in a variety of musical styles. Performances will take place every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. starting June 3rd through August 26th. All musical performances will be
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Mayor Karen Bass released her first proposed City budget today, which includes nearly $1.3 billion, an investment to build housing and confront the homelessness crisis. “This budget is a reflection of our values and invests in the most critical needs of our city,” said Mayor Bass. “The goal is to make both big changes and
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Mayor Karen Bass continues her efforts to battle the homeless epidemic. Bass joined Governor Gavin Newsom and leaders from the Board of Supervisors to announce the acceleration of the implementation of CARE Court, the State’s new framework to deliver mental health and substance use disorder services to Californians suffering from severe mental health disorders. Los
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The Culver Steps, a dynamic mixed-use development in downtown Culver City, will host a series of sunset yoga classes held on the center’s iconic scenic steps and upper plaza. The classes, held every Tuesday evening from Now through September 27th, will be led by CorePower Yoga, the nation’s largest operator of yoga studios and a
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On Friday, Mayor Eric Garcetti signed a Declaration of Local Emergency responding to the baby formula shortage in Los Angeles, California. The Mayor was joined in signing the Declaration by City Attorney Mike Feuer, General Manager of the Community Investment for Families Department (CIFD) Abigail Marquez, and General Manager of the Emergency Management Department (EMD)
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