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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
The Effectiveness and Cost of Safe Parking
If you went into a restaurant, ordered a meal and then it was never delivered, would you still pay for it? Mostly like not. Homeless programs such as Safe Parking promise “meals” but often the table remains empty. The Los … Continue reading
Posted in City, Homelessness
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Annika Johansson Selected Best Supporting Actress
Palisades High School junior Annika Johansson was selected Best Supporting Actress at the Jerry Herman High School Musical Theater Award Show at the Pantages in Hollywood on May 5. Each year, The Jerry Herman Awards invites four of the participating high schools … Continue reading
Posted in Schools
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Crimes – Police Report May 19 to 25
Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin released the following Part 1 crimes. He noted that some crimes are not captured in the new mapping software, and include Grand Theft Auto (GTA), Burglary Theft from Vehicle (BTFV) and Theft. He noted that … Continue reading
Posted in Crime/Police
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Teens Terrorizing and Harassing Bus Drivers/Riders
Although there are murders and stabbings on public transportation in Los Angeles, it is only recently that there is an awareness of the trickle-down effect of the lack of safety. Lawlessness and chaos have now reached every corner of … Continue reading
Posted in City, Community, Crime/Police
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Prana by Lana Offers Natural Beauty Products
One of the most interesting businesses to open on Marquez Avenue is a natural beauty business, Prana by Lana. On Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., there will be a candle-making workshop at the store, 16618 Marquez. Owner … Continue reading
Posted in businesses/stores
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Orchid Digest Speakers Day Set for June 8
The Orchid Digest Speakers Day will be from 1 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, June 8. Participants can come to the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens in San Marino to hear four speakers or join the presentation virtually. Speakers and … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental
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Teenage Sex on the Carthage Steps
There are issues with the kids that hang out on the Carthage stairs. A resident wrote: “The number of kids and the audacity of their behavior ebbs and flows, but in keeping with your ‘rude kids on the bus’ story, … Continue reading
Posted in Community
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Shangri-La Sued Over Misuse of Project Homekey Funds
(Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the Westside Current on May 30 and is reprinted with permission. In this third installment of the investigative series into California’s Project Homekey homeless housing program. Reporters look at the downfall of Shangri-La … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Owners Gianba and Marlo Vinzoni Will Close Cinque Terre West
Cinque Terre West owners Gianba and Marlo Vinzoni will close their restaurant in the 970 Monument Boulding on June 23. The couple’s breakfast and sandwich deli DELIzioso Cinque at the same address will remain open and provide breakfast, lunch and … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants
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Topanga Canyon Boulevard Reopens Today, June 2, 2024
Topanga Canyon Boulevard that linked Pacific Coast Highway with the San Fernando Valley, will reopen today, Sunday, June 2. The road was closed on March 9, when a rainstorm triggered a mud slide, closing a portion of State Route 27. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, County Supervisors, Environmental
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