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Rental assistance (opens the original)
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Why it matters: The goal of the new Glendale Rental Assistance and Stabilization Program, also known as GRASP, is to keep renters in their homes as a form of homelessness prevention, according to the city. Why now: The initial applications opened Monday and will close in two weeks, on July 20. You can find the link and learn more here. The details: Households hoping to participate in the program must be experiencing some kind of hardship, including an eviction for nonpayment of rent, utility shu
World Cup furor (opens the original)
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Why now: The Belgian soccer federation said it is challenging FIFA's ruling to let Balogun play despite getting a red card in his previous game — a shocking move made yesterday after pressure on the world soccer body's leader Gianni Infantino from his close ally, U.S. President Donald Trump. More details: The "deeply concerned" Belgians' statement just 11 hours before starting their round of 16 game in Seattle showed clear frustration with FIFA at what seemed a lack of good faith in shaping an u
LA's best new taco (opens the original)
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Why it matters: On the surface, it's a taco stand in a Sunset Boulevard parking lot. In practice, it's a deliberate bet that L.A. will embrace a premium, design-forward taqueria the way it embraces In-N-Out — discipline and cult loyalty, but at triple the price. Why now: Barely a month in, Pérez already has regulars returning three and four times a week, and his sights are set well beyond Sunset — he wants to grow to be akin to "the 10% of In-N-Out," some 80 locations across America, drive-thrus
Arroyo Seco project (opens the original)
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What's the controversy? The golf course irrigation has been a major point of contention raised by a group of residents on the Los Angeles side of the Arroyo. They have campaigned on social media and in weekly stakeouts to stop the project, which would significantly alter a small creek near the popular San Pascual Park. Other opponents: Leaders of the Gabrieleño Band of Mission Indians-Kizh (Quiichi) Nation have also rejected the Arroyo Seco Water Reuse Project because the area is sacred and home
Mahjong in the park (opens the original)
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‘Another language we speak’: Rowland Heights resident and mahjong enthusiast Jay Zhao started Common Ground Mahjong about a year ago after finding they had to wait too long between game meetups. The details: Zhao’s new Mahjong in the Parks series will take place at open spaces from Arcadia to Culver City, with 15 tables and enough room for 60 people to play together. And one thing to note: the Mahjong in the Parks events will be for 13-tile Hong Kong style. The series is a collaboration between
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