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Nina Kremer

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Nina Kremer

    Habitat for Humanity Launches Palisades Fire Rebuild Effort (opens the original)

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    The organization will lead a four-day long community build in the Pacific Palisades Sept. 23 through 26, as part of its “ReBuild L.A.” initiative to restore homes lost to the fire Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles has organized a community rebuilding effort Sept. 23 through 26 as part of its “ReBUILD LA” initiative, to help Pacific Palisades residents return home, nearly a year and a half after the 2025 wildfires destroyed their community. The Palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acr

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Nina Kremer

    Federal Film and TV Tax Credit Gains Momentum in Congress (opens the original)

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    As Congress looks to draft legislation, maintaining bipartisan support will be key to passing the bill, advocated for by California Sen. Schiff A federal film and TV tax credit may soon be introduced in Congress after President Trump expressed support for the legislation in a Truth Social post last week. The bipartisan bill to create the federal tax credit program is expected to be introduced this month, and potentially as soon as the end of next week, according to Variety. Senator Adam Schiff o

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Nina Kremer

    Bass, Raman Lay Out Environmental Plans at L.A. Forum (opens the original)

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    While the candidates align in their goals, they differ in their ideas of what it means to effectively achieve them. Los Angeles mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Nithya Raman shared their plans for a greener L.A. at a forum on Thursday, sharing many of the same goals but differing views on how effective the city has been in addressing environmental issues. The forum took place at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College where the candidates answered similar questions from LAist climate reporter Erin Stone

  4. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Nina Kremer

    Karen Bass, Nithya Raman to Discuss L.A. Climate Plans (opens the original)

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    Organized by L.A.-based nonprofit environmental organizations, the mayoral candidates will share their ideas for shaping L.A.’s climate priorities Los Angeles mayoral candidates, incumbent Karen Bass and L.A. City Councilmember Nithya Raman, will discuss their environmental platforms at a public forum on Thursday. Organizers describe the goal of the event as being “nonpartisan and educational.” Bass and Raman will not be engaging in debate; they will appear individually and answer questions in a

  5. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Nina Kremer

    Independent Fashion Designers and Brands in Los Angeles (opens the original)

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    L.A.’s independent fashion designers and labels are dressing Angelenos and celebrities alike. Here are a few emerging brands to look out for Los Angeles is home to many independent fashion designers and brands, which thrive off of the creative culture and fashion industry in the city. From streetwear to runway to red carpet fashion, L.A. designers are making their mark, one look at a time. Here are some emerging L.A.-based independent brands and designers to check out that have even had their cl

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