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As many as 12,000 LADWP customers in Highland Park lost power at one point today during a "heat storm" that the utility blamed for triggering more than 200 neighborhood outages across the city.
If your house-buying budget is about $800,000 here are three properties in your price range:
Glassell Park - A disabled, homeless man died in his tent in front of the Rite Aid on Eagle Rock Boulevard last month, the Boulevard Sentinel reported.
Glassell Park -- More than 800 LADWP customers are without power tonight, with some residents reporting a brown-out in some areas.
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If your house-buying budget is about $900,000 here are three properties in your price range:
Naveen Khan has lived in Glassell Park and Mt Washington for 17 years. Khan, who founded and heads a health tech company, gave birth to a baby boy in March, at the beginning of COVID-19 chaos. In a Q&A, Khan describes her experience giving birth during the pandemic.
Brand new construction in trendy Glassell Park offered at a price that is rarely seen.
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Glassell Park -- Janie McGlasson is a psychotherapist and licensed marriage and family therapist. She's lived in NELA for over 9 years and recently moved to Glassell Park. Janie specializes in relationships, but also spend a lot of time helping stressed out women, millennials in quarter-life-crises, and men working on relationship issues. She is the founder of Spaces Therapy in Highland Park. She conducts trainings, leads lectures, and trains her dog Phyllis on how to be the perfect therapy dog.
Tucked away in the desirable Franklin Hills of Los Feliz, this charming Spanish-style home offers a wonderful sense of privacy and blissful views.
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In this issue of Real Estate Monday: An apartment association is seeking to overturn Los Angeles' ban on evictions and rent freeze imposed during the pandemic. $10 million will be spent to a mile-long trail along the L.A. River. And new home projects are moving ahead in Eagle Rock and Highland Park.
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.
Funds were approved on Wednesday to build a $10-million, mile-long riverfront greenway on the site of a former rail yard on the border of Cypress Park and Glassell Park.
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Tracy Do presents two unique properties in Eagle Rock and Glassell Park.
What will inspire your signature housewarming cocktail in this dreamy, multi-story Glassell Park hillside retreat?
An El Sereno auto cleaning service and a Glassell Park print shop are among the businesses that have been slapped with misdemeanor charges for allegedly violating the city's Safer at Home Order that requires non-essential businesses to close.
April was supposed to bring new life and activity to record stores. Now almost everything has stopped.
Glassell Park - An employee at an Amazon Prime Now warehouse tested positive for COVID-19, one of several coronavirus cases reported in recent days at Amazon facilities across Southern California.
Glassell Park -- Fire crews extinguished a fire in the garage of a hillside home in under 20 minutes tonight and no injuries were reported.
Glassell Park -- An employee at Super King Market has tested positive for COVID-19, the supermarket chain announced today.
The coronavirus death toll in Los Angeles County nearly doubled, reaching a total of 21, while another 421 cases were confirmed since Wednesday, public health officials reported today.
The number of coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County climbed to more than 800 today, while health officials reported three additional deaths and announced more stringent quarantine and isolation rules for people who either have the virus or are presumed to be infected.
Councilman Gil Cedillo urged vendors who sell and cook everything from hot dogs to tacos on the city's sidewalks to act responsibly by following guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, the historic landmark application for an Echo Park bungalow court moves forward; environmental groups are raising concerns about building a large Glassell Park housing project next to the L.A. River; and more small-lot housing projects are in the works for Highland Park and Silver Lake.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, an Echo Park bungalow court threatened with demolition has been nominated as a historic landmark. The City Council votes to keep negotiating a deal to redevelop the former Lincoln Heights jail. And a look at the art and significance of Batchelder tile.
Be prepared to be charmed by this 1923 California Arts & Crafts mini-compound with amazing curb appeal in the highly desired Glassell Park neighborhood of NELA.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, a deal to redevelop the Lincoln Heights jail is way behind schedule; a long-delayed Eagle Rock housing projects has been put up for sale and Josh Radnor bought a $3 million Los Feliz home after feuding with his Hollywood Hills neighbors.
Prices on nearly two dozen homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, the city's water and power agency paid $28 million for a former college in Glassell Park; a colorful Echo Park duplex gets a write up in Architectural Digest and actress Erinn Hayes shows off her renovated Highland Park carriage house.
Glassell Park -- A man wanted on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon was arrested this morning after barricading himself in a residence, police said.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, permits have been issued to build housing on the site of the former Bob Baker Marionette Theater; a $10 million self-storage center is in the works for El Sereno and a new Temple Street apartment building is offering free rent and parking during pre-leasing.
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Around 70 homes, condos apartments and other properties went on the market during the past week
Here’s your weekly rundown of Eastside dining and shopping news.
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Around two dozen homes, condos apartments and other properties went on the market during the past week
Inspired architecture meets timeless tradition in this newly-built Modern Cape Cod in trendy Glassell Park.
Are you for or against making the Glassellland sign permanent?
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A look at what's going on this weekend and your Eastside weather forecast. Read on to learn more!
Glassell Park - Everybody likes the Glassellland sign. The neighborhood just has to figure out how to keep it.
Prices on around 20 homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
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