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5 Bathroom Laws In Los Angeles You Must Know Quickly, Don’t Late!
WFCN – To reflect larger social developments and legal factors, Los Angeles’s restroom laws have changed dramatically in the last several years. A citywide commitment to accessible, safe, and inclusive restrooms is the goal of these ordinances. Complying with these standards and staying informed about current developments is essential for everyone—residents, visitors, and business owners—in Los Angeles.
3.5 magnitude earthquake rocks L.A.’s South Bay
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake was reported in the South Bay of Los Angeles County at 3:09 p.m. Sunday, according to the United States Geological Survey. The epicenter was just off the coast in the Pacific Ocean. It was about 4.4 miles west of Palos Verdes Estates, 5.3 miles southwest of Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach […]
These $1 Billion Abandoned Skyscrapers in Los Angeles May Soon Be Revived
A trio of abandoned skyscrapers in Los Angeles may soon get a new lease on life, reports the Wall Street Journal. According to the paper, a new, unnamed buyer has recently emerged, who hopes to take the half-finished development over the finish line. Known as Oceanwide Plaza, the buildings were...
Roxy, Rainbow seeking Mills Act Contract
WeHo’s Historic Preservation Commission is tasked with providing a recommendation to City Council on the request for a Mills Act Contract for the cultural resources located at 9009-9015 Sunset Boulevard, known as The Roxy Theatre and Rainbow Bar & Grill. City Council has determined that historic structures representing the...
Water Main Break Near West Hollywood Closes Lanes on La Cienega
A water main break just outside West Hollywood was snarling traffic Monday on La Cienega Boulevard. According to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, two southbound lanes of La Cienega were closed between Willoughby and Waring avenues, roughly halfway between Santa Monica Boulevard and Melrose Avenue. DWP officials...
Antonio Villaraigosa, former LA mayor, makes another run for California governor
Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is making another run for California governor."California is the state where anything is possible with hard work and determination, but our future depends on our willingness to face our biggest challenges," he said in his announcement video posted on social media Tuesday. "I believe we need a problem solver to lead our state. That's why I'm running for governor."Villaraigosa, 71, ran for governor in 2018 but finished third in the primary.Several other Democrats have already announced their candidacy, including Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis, Sen. Toni Atkins, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond and former State Controller Betty Yee.Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited and cannot run for reelection.This is a developing story. This article will continue to be updated as more information becomes available.
WEST SEEGMILLER: Building bridges in a torn city
Last week, I attended a strategic planning meeting in West Hollywood. Residents and local leaders reviewed a recent public input campaign. As the founder of a non-partisan medical freedom coalition, I was surprised to be invited given my independent status often makes me a divisive figure among the local intelligentsia.
Southern California reacts to Biden dropping out of election
LOS ANGELES - It was the talk of the nation. President Biden sending a letter to America that he had decided to step down and everybody we met had something to say about it. For instance, in Studio City, Paul Solomon said, "Well, I thought it was coming. I thought he was a bit too shaky."
L.A. Street Vendors Celebrate Removal of No-Vending Restrictions in Huge Win Against City
Against a backdrop of exuberant chants of "¡Cuando luchamos, ganamos!" and "¡Cuando organizamos, ganamos!" (When we fight, we win! When we organize, we win!), L.A. street vendors gathered at Hollywood and Highland last Friday celebrated a massive victory in a lawsuit they never should have had to file.
L.A. County Superior Court Closed Monday Due To Ransomware Incident
Due to ongoing efforts to restore and restart network systems hit hard by a ransomware attack discovered on Friday morning, July 19, the Los Angeles County Superior Court is expected to be closed on Monday, July 22. Every one of Los Angeles County’s 36 courthouses will be closed Monday but officials with the county anticipate ...
City Increases Financial Aid for Renters
The Burbank City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday that modifies existing tenant protections, providing increased financial assistance to renters and prohibiting retaliatory action by landlords that are consistent with current state law. The ordinance expands on Urgency Ordinance No. 23-3999, which passed last September. Landlords are now required to...
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles [7-22-2024 to 7-26-2024]
On deck this July 22-26 in Los Angeles you’ll find Astronomy on Tap, Mozart Under the Stars, a summer concert at The Hammer, Movie Night at Ivy Station, KCON in DTLA, a Sunset Swim at the Annenberg Community Beach House, and more. Dip into the full list below!. Things...
L.A. hit with lawsuit over alleged Clean Water Act violations
An environmental advocacy group sued the city of Los Angeles and its Harbor Department Tuesday, alleging the Port of Los Angeles has routinely exceeded legal limits on fecal bacteria, copper and other pollutants discharged into San Pedro Bay.
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