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In this issue: Fans will have to wait before they see Dodger Stadium's $100 million renovation. City staff turn thumbs down on declaring a bungalow court a historic landmark. And a death at Echo Park Lake exemplifies the risks of being homeless.
Now that you are observing Safe at Home and have your supply of cloth masks, do you need to address your will and trust concerns?
Tom of Finland would have been 100 this year, and exhibitions of his work are being planned all over the world.
In this issue: The homeless encampment at the lake just keeps growing. Neighborhood Dodger fans reflect on a fanless season opener. And stunt drivers took over an Echo Park intersection.
Despite concerns about public health and safety, the homeless encampment at the lake has continued to grow during the pandemic and quarantine.
Stunt drivers commandeered intersections in Cypress Park and Echo Park on Saturday night as they spun their vehicles in circles -- doing donuts -- to the cheers of bystanders.
Echo Park - Police are searching for a man with a gun and a woman with a machete who allegedly threatened some workers near Sunset Boulevard and Alvarado Street.
In this issue: A second neighborhood member of the neighborhood council has stepped down this month. A developer wants to demo a 1906 bungalow for new condos. And the Dodgers are once again playing at Chavez Ravine -- but with no fans or spitting allowed.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra Wednesday sued a Los Angeles-based animal rescue and adoption agency for allegedly misleading donors and unlawfully soliciting donations. The same group has also been accused of taking a dog from a homeless man in Echo Park.
Perched atop a knoll, this 1920s bungalow exemplifies eastside living.
Echo Park - Another member of the Echo Park Neighborhood Council has resigned in the wake of controversy over a statue with a noose tied around it.
In this issue: A controversy over a noose hit the neighborhood council. Shia LaBeouf gets a huge tattoo in Echo Park. And the neighborhood's bars and restaurants are heading outdoors to survive.
Echo Park - A long-time neighborhood council member has offered a letter of resignation following a controversy over a statue on his porch that had a noose tied around it.
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Echo Park - A woman was left in critical condition after being shot Friday morning at the Super 8 Motel at Sunset Boulevard and Vin Scully Avenue, police confirmed today.
Echo Park - How committed are you to your job? Particularly a temp job.
Echo Park -- A power outage has knocked out service to more than 3,500 LADWP customers this evening.
In this issue: The All-Star Game at Dodger Stadium has been canceled. Job losses are adding up in Echo Park. And dining in a greenhouse
Major League Baseball announced today that the 2020 All-Star Game, which was scheduled to take place at Dodger Stadium, is being canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In this issue: Plans to redevelop the Taix restaurant property received a chilly reception during a community meeting. A TV actor bought a $1.2 million Angelino Heights Victorian after breaking up with his wife. And the House of Spirits sign will be looking for a new home.
The other day I decided to ask the park maintenance people if I could help pick up trash. It was so easy.
Perched atop a knoll, this 1920s bungalow exemplifies eastside living.
Echo Park - In turbulent times, we must protect our most vulnerable - and that includes the old neon sign for the House of Spirits.
Echo Park -- The coroner today released the name of a man shot to death near Echo Park Lake earlier this month.
A rare opportunity to own a multi-use property in the peaceful hills of Echo Park, this classic 1920s Craftsman can serve as a 4+2 single family dwelling or easily converted to a 2+1 side-by-side duplex.
Echo Park - It was a rough night for developers Wednesday, as the Echo Park Neighborhood Council held a special informational and feedback meeting about the development to replace Taix restaurant on Sunset Boulevard.
In this issue: A man was killed in a Friday night shooting. A Thai massage spa might be replaced by a big apartment building. And actress/model Emily Ratajkowski goes blonde.
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Silver Lake -- A man in his 30s was critically injured in a shooting this afternoon on the border of Echo Park and Silver Lake.
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Echo Park - A man died after being shot multiple times near Echo Park Lake Friday night, police said.
Echo Park -- Firefighters extinguished a blaze that broke out this morning in a commercial building densely packed with storage, said the L.A. Fire Department.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday: Portlandia actress Carrie Brownstein has listed her Los Feliz home for $1.849 million. Camila Mendes of Riverdale paid $1.865 million to call Silver Lake home. And an Echo Park Thai massage center is destined to become a 7-story residential building. Read on for details!
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In this issue: A demonstration at Echo Park Lake turned into a march on Councilman O'Farrell's office. Someone paid a record-high $2.735 million for a neighborhood home. And an art gallery holds a Trump art show and protest.
Biggest Little House in Echo Park! Warmly unique neo-rustic California bungalow draws you in from it's private, covered deck entry.
County inspectors visited 2,000 restaurants over the weekend, and half of them were "still not in compliance" with pandemic health requirements, said the county's public health director, Barbara Ferrer.
L.A. firefighters responded to a rubbish fire that broke out this afternoon at a homeless encampment in an underpass below the 101 Freeway.
A rally of several hundred people this afternoon at Echo Park Lake was among multiple demonstrations held across the Los Angeles area today related to the Black Lives Matters movement and demands for justice and police reform.
In this issue: Plans to build condos next to the Laveta Stairs has triggered opposition. Customers line up to show support for black-owned VanillaBlack. And filmmaker Miranda July puts her coronavirus test on film.
More and more restaurant are ready for diners to come inside, sit down and eat. But are the diners ready as well?
Echo Park - Building next to one of Echo Park’s landmark hillside stairways is bound to raise hackles. So it is with plans to build two townhouse condominiums at the base to the Laveta Terrace Stairs.
El Sereno -- A brush fire scorched about two acres in this morning, the latest of several brushers to break out amid what forecasters call an elevated fire risk produced by hot weather and very dry conditions.
The Rental Girl presents Reservoir Partners latest project, an intimate 4-unit TIC community in coveted Virgil Village.
A short tweet by CrossFit founder Greg Glassman this weekend caused a rift between many affiliate gyms around world -- including locations in Atwater Village, Echo Park and Highland Park -- to end their partnership with the fitness giant.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday: The Silver Lake residence of legendary architect sold for over asking. Echo Park restaurant owner Mike Taix explains why his restaurant is not that historic. And Griffith Park grows ... a tiny bit.
In this issue: Protests, boarded up windows and other signs of civil unrest. A restaurant and its workers struggle to survive. And MLK recordings lift spirits in Elysian Heights.
From the dishwasher to the boss, the pandemic has left everyone hurting at this Echo Park restaurant
Edson Romero maneuvers his black Cadillac Escalade under the early afternoon sun onto Highway 101 in Los Angeles. Behind him is the Boyle Heights home he shares with three siblings. Up ahead is Echo Park, and the job he’s held since the recovery from the last economic crash, back in 2011. He…
Echo Park -- In addition to the nightly serenade and tribute for frontline workers, there has been a new soundtrack booming across the northern hills of Echo Park and Elysian Heights.
While today's protests were relatively free of problems, many local business owners were not taking chances.
Today's sunset provided a welcome -- albeit brief -- distraction from police sired and urban unrest.
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