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California Pop-Up Business Bill AB 1679 Heads to Newsom (opens the original)
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Stripmalls with empty storefronts may become an eyesore of the past as Assembly Bill 1679, a bill that would allow temporary businesses to occupy brick-and-mortar storefronts for three months with room for extension, has finally advanced to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk Pop-up businesses across California, especially in Los Angeles, are massive contributors to the local economy. If AB 1679 gets signed into law, “limited food preparation” businesses will have the ability to test the market for a l
L.A. City Council Removes 12 Anti-Camping Zones (opens the original)
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In an effort lobbied for by Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez, the Los Angeles City Council voted to remove 12 anti-camping zones in the East L.A. area. In a surprising turn of events, given Southern California’s history with homeless sweeps, the L.A. City Council voted 10-3 to remove a dozen homeless hotspots in Hollywood, East Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park. These zones all reside in District 13, the area of the city Soto-Martínez represents. The removal of these zones is a pushback from
Boyle Heights Residents Report Health Issues After Lineage Fire (opens the original)
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St. John’s Community Health among other health organizations released a report showing that those who live or work around the fire impacted area experienced serious health concerns Between the toxic runoff leaking into the Los Angeles River, lingering smell of rotting food and flies buzzing in the streets, living conditions in Boyle Heights have become sickly. Now, almost three months after the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire, a report from St. John’s Community Health shows that residents, work
Cinema United Urges Paramount, California AG to Settle (opens the original)
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Cinema United, a global theatrical exhibition organization, has called for Paramount and the California Attorney General to make a “meaningful resolution” of the antitrust lawsuit Cinema United, which previously voiced concerns over the Paramount Skydance merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, has now doubled back on its opposition to the merger. In a letter sent to Paramount CEO David Ellison and California Attorney General Rob Bonta, the exhibition trade organization called for a “good faith” dis
L.A. County Opens Affordable Housing Waitlist for 16 Properties (opens the original)
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Sixteen public housing properties across Los Angeles County are now available for respective residents to apply to. Registration is available now until Sept. 16, or when the registration waitlist hits 1,000 applicants The Los Angeles County Development Authority has opened its subsidized public housing property waitlist for the first time in over two years. Ten out of 16 properties are designated for elderly L.A. County residents, and the other six are reserved for families. Elderly individuals
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