Start watching your speed—LA speed cameras are now online
Twenty-six of the 125 speed cameras across LA are now issuing warnings to drivers and will soon start fining violators. The post Start watching your speed—LA speed cameras are now online appeared first on LA Local.
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Jay-Z brought out Snoop and Dr. Dre at SoFi, two days before naming himself Super Bowl headliner
From bringing out Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Too $hort to warning fans about AI, Jay-Z turned a 30-year retrospective at SoFi into a prelude for his Super Bowl return. The post Jay-Z brought out Snoop and Dr. Dre at SoFi, two days before naming himself Super Bowl headliner appeared first on LA Local.
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Why Roosevelt’s drill team is bringing cowboy boots and hats back to the East LA Classic
After 25 years coaching at Garfield High School, Ricardo Esquerra returns to his alma mater, Roosevelt High, where he’s reviving the drill team’s traditional look. The post Why Roosevelt’s drill team is bringing cowboy boots and hats back to the East LA Classic appeared first on LA Local.
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Kim’s Home Center founder leaves behind a legacy that feels like home to Koreatown
For nearly five decades, Kim Dae-soon, who recently passed away, made Kim's Home Center a little piece of home for generations of Korean immigrants. The post Kim’s Home Center founder leaves behind a legacy that feels like home to Koreatown appeared first on LA Local.
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Hollywood Park throws its financial weight behind Gloria Gray’s run for Inglewood mayor
Stan Kroenke’s SoFi Stadium development was already campaigning against Mayor James Butts as it battles Inglewood over admissions taxes and infrastructure payments. The post Hollywood Park throws its financial weight behind Gloria Gray’s run for Inglewood mayor appeared first on LA Local.
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Politicians have a lot to say about LA’s street vendors. Here’s what vendors want you to know.
Vendors told The LA Local about the challenges of their job and their ideas for local officials. The post Politicians have a lot to say about LA’s street vendors. Here’s what vendors want you to know. appeared first on LA Local.
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How should LA County spend its multibillion-dollar budget? Here’s how to weigh in
LA County oversees a budget of over $54 billion. Its nearly 10 million residents have a chance to say how that spending should be prioritized. The post How should LA County spend its multibillion-dollar budget? Here’s how to weigh in appeared first on LA Local.
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Dia de Los Muertos celebrations starts early in MacArthur Park
Free events centered around Dia de Los Muertos are coming to MacArthur Park where people can celebrate the memory of their loved ones. Music, Arts & Community Los Angeles (MAC·LA) kicked off the holiday by hosting two hands-on art making workshops led by artist Marelené Nancy Lopez this past Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 […] The post Dia de Los Muertos celebrations starts early in MacArthur Park appeared first on LA Local.
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What families need to know about finding senior housing in LA
Here’s a guide to navigating affordable housing for older adults in LA County. The post What families need to know about finding senior housing in LA appeared first on LA Local.
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The city and county are battling over LA’s homelessness response. Here’s how you can weigh in
A key vote could help chart the future of the region’s response to homelessness. And it’s happening in a unique format. Anyone, including you, can join and likely cast a vote. The post The city and county are battling over LA’s homelessness response. Here’s how you can weigh in appeared first on LA Local.
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