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Neighbors cite problems with abandoned lots in Reseda (opens the original)
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For months, several abandoned lots in Reseda have been an eyesore and nuisance for neighbors who say they see illegal trash dumping, unhoused people and other activities day and night. A public notice indicates the area has four lots and that a project named La Estancia is being proposed there. The project is a six-story, 190-unit apartment building that's focused on affordable housing. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Jerry Yeaman, 62, lives on Baird Avenue across from
Pasadena restaurant employees with loved ones in Nepal endure painful wait (opens the original)
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The owner of a Pasadena restaurant with ties to Nepal has desperately tried to contact friends and family following devastating floods on the country's border with China. Hundreds of people died and many more remain missing after a powerful torrent of water, mud and debris rampaged Wednesday along the Himalayan border. On Friday, the death toll climbed above 570 and Nepali and Chinese authorities warned of further risk of flooding from a new lake that formed upstream after the flooding. Stream L
Swimmers enjoy last summer at Rose Bowl's pool before LA28 renovations (opens the original)
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As a sweltering heat grips Southern California, swimmers enjoyed what may be the last summer at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center before it shuts down for renovations ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics. The popular Pasadena pool was bustling with swimmers escaping from the heat while they still can. The public space offers swimming lessons, aquatic exercise classes and a place to cool off with recreational swimming. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “We provide them with swim
Wildfire survivors warn California utility proposal could limit compensation after future fires (opens the original)
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Local wildfire survivors and advocates are raising concerns about a proposal from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office that they say could protect electric utilities from paying the full costs of future fires caused by their equipment. The governor’s office says the proposed changes would not affect survivors of the Eaton Fire and would apply only to future utility-caused wildfires. Officials also say the proposal would protect victims’ access to recovery funds and would not restrict compensation for thei
Eaton Fire survivors seek additional support from state following report into cause (opens the original)
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The cause behind the Eaton Fire revealed in a newly released report is pushing a call to action from some wildfire survivors on pending wildfire legislation. The long-awaited report released Tuesday by the Los Angeles County Fire Department determined a Southern California Edison electrical tower sparked the Eaton Fire in 2025. Now, some Altadena neighbors want the governor to do more to help them. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Walter Butler, 85, survived the fire and
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