Portion of Santa Monica bluffs in danger of falling onto PCH
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
Santa Monica officials are preparing to have a crumbling portion of the bluffs above Pacific Coast Highway removed.The crack in the cliff was noticed by residents, including Suzzane Yankovic, wife of musician "Weird Al" Yankovic.A portion of the Santa Monica bluffs that appears to be in danger of collapsing is seen on July 25, 2023. (KTLA)Yankovic posted a video of the bluff that was seen by Los Angeles County supervisors who decided to alert the City of Santa Monica. If the cliffside was to give way it would be catastrophic to those driving on the freeway below. It is unclear as to whether a collapse could occur within days or years, so officials have decided to take action right away. 4-day-old baby with medical emergency airlifted from Palmdale A crane will be brought in to break apart the top portion of the unstable bluff with debris being hauled away in dump trucks. That will require the closure of PCH and a portion of the 10 Freeway approaching the coast. A map shows the cl...Double fatal shooting at beach overlook believed to be a targeted attack
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
Detectives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department are working to piece together clues in the fatal shooting of a man and a woman inside a vehicle parked at scenic overlook in Ranchos Palos Verdes early Monday. According to an LASD bulletin, the incident was reported around 6:30 a.m. in the 7000 block of Palos Verdes Drive. It was a hiker who reportedly made the gruesome discovery and called 911. The victims, both believed to be in their 30s, were found in a bullet-riddled Subaru in the parking lot of Pelican Cove Park, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean. The male victim’s neighbors and friends who went to pay their respects at the scene identified him as Jorge Ramos of Willowbrook. Authorities are investigating the fatal shooting as a targeted attack. Jorge Ramos was identified by friends and neighbors as the male victim found shot to death inside a car in Ranchos Palos Verdes July 24, 2023. “I’m shocked and saddened that happened,” a...Police search home of 2 L.A. city officials in connection with leaked audio investigation
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
The Los Angeles Police Department searched the home of two more city employees in connection with the investigation into leaked audio recordings that led to resignations and turmoil at Los Angeles City Hall. According to the Los Angeles Times, authorities in Eagle Rock searched the Home of Santos Leon and Karla Vasquez, seizing computers from their property. Both Leon and Vasquez, who are married, worked for the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor when the recordings were made. Neither has been publicly named a a suspect in the case. The four Los Angeles City officials heard in the leaked recording are Nury Martinez, Ron Herrera, Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León. Martinez and Herrera have since resigned from their positions. (KTLA)The leaked recordings led to the resignations of then-Council President Nury Martinez and then-President of the L.A. County Labor Federation Ron Herrera. In the leaked audio, Martinez was heard making racist remarks. It is illegal to record conversations ...Naked man terrorizing residents in East Hollywood
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
A man has been terrorizing residents of an east Hollywood apartment building and creeping around the complex naked. Fearful residents in the complex say the man keeps breaking in, walking around naked, and disturbing their peace. “He’s been trying to break into apartments,” said 27-year-old resident Vanessa Salguero. “He was walking around naked one night, just full on naked. I wasn’t able to sleep the last week or so. I developed really bad insomnia, really bad anxiety and I know everyone else has been feeling the same thing.” A man has been terrorizing residents of an east Hollywood apartment building and creeping around the complex naked. The strange man was also caught on home surveillance camera carrying a large knife on one occasion and carrying a large knife and a mask, during a separate incident. Residents say the unwelcoming visits started after another woman was taken into psychiatric hold after terrorizing those same residents and threatening to blow u...Can beavers help combat climate change impacts in California?
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
For years, beavers have been treated as an annoyance for chewing down trees and shrubs and blocking up streams, leading to flooding in neighborhoods and farms. But the animal is increasingly being seen as nature's helper in the midst of climate change.California recently changed its tune and is embracing the animals that can create lush habitats that lure species back into now-urban areas, enhance groundwater supplies and buffer against the threat of wildfires.A new policy that went into effect last month encourages landowners and agencies dealing with beaver damage to seek solutions such as putting flow devices in streams or protective wrap on trees before seeking permission from the state to kill the animals. The state is also running pilot projects to relocate beavers to places where they can be more beneficial. The aim is to preserve more beavers, along with their nature-friendly behaviors.“There's been this major paradigm shift throughout the West where people have really trans...Flo Milli Gets Her Flo Mix On
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
Flo Milli Gets Her Flo Mix On: Alabama-born rapper Flo Milli is celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with a “Flo Mix” track self-titled “Flo Milli.”The song is a reimagining of Lil’ Wayne’s “A Milli,” and it kicks off with the no-nonsense lines, “Motherfucker I kill, copyright my shit ‘cos weird b**ches like to steal.”Meanwhile, the video sees her wandering through a building, the parking structure, and ultimately on the roof. It’s like Aaron Sorkin directed a hip-hop walk-and-talk. Sorta.“With over half a billion streams to date, 23-year-old, Alabama born rapper, Flo Milli has taken the world by storm in her short ascent,” reads her bio. “Releasing her first official track ‘Beef FloMix’ on her SoundCloud in late 2018, she had gone viral by early 2019 on TikTok, marking her breakout success and she hasn’t let up since. Releasing tracks and visuals throughout 2019, she followe...Are CBD Edibles Illegal? — The Confusing State Of CBD Edibles Law
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
By now, most customers assume hemp-extracted CBD products are legal in the USA. After all, didn’t the 2018 US Farm Bill legalize all hemp-derived goods? If a CBD manufacturer follows this law, why would there be any issue with buying, selling, or using CBD extracts?While it’s true that CBD supplements are now OK in the USA, there are some complications in the nation’s hemp laws. Specifically, many federal authorities have issued warnings and raids on CBD edibles.Although it’s getting easier to find CBD edibles in the USA, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issues with this emerging market. People interested in CBD gummies, drinks, or brownies must review the latest stance from state and federal regulators.Are CBD Edibles OK? — What Does The FDA Have To Say?The FDA’s website makes it clear that it doesn’t permit the manufacture of sale of CBD-containing edibles. Interestingly, the reason the FDA doesn’t approve CBD-infused edibles has to do with the approval of a CBD-containi...$820 million Mega Millions jackpot is the 8th largest in the US
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
Lottery players will have a shot at an estimated $820 million Mega Millions jackpot Tuesday night, less than a week after someone hit a Powerball prize that topped $1 billion.The huge Mega Millions jackpot is the eighth-largest U.S. lottery prize and follows a $1.08 billion prize won by a player Wednesday in Los Angeles. California lottery officials haven’t announced a winner of that prize, which was the sixth-largest in U.S. history.Jackpots in the two lottery games grow so large because the steep odds make winning so unlikely, allowing the grand prize to roll over again and again. The last time someone beat Mega Millions’ odds of 1 in 203.5 million and won a jackpot was April 18 — that’s 27 drawings without a big winner.Related ArticlesBusiness | Missed out on the $1 billion Powerball jackpot? $720 million is up for grabs in tonight’s Mega Millions jackpot drawing Business | California man declared winner of November $2 billion Powerball Jackpot wins rou...Fresh produce, Taco Tuesdays on the summertime menu in Los Gatos
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
The smell of fresh California summer fruit is in the air at the Los Gatos Farmers’ Market every Sunday. Many fruits and vegetables are picked just hours before the market opens and so have that tree-ripened sweetness.Ohana’s homemade potato chips are a favorite, along with the fresh baked good stands. For summer flowers, there’s Cavanaugh Color, a vendor for over six years. Their dahlias will perk up any garden. http://www.cafarmersmkts.com/losgatos-farmers-marketTaco Tuesdays are a hit at Hercules Draft House and Cantina, University Avenue and Highway 9. Owner Beltran Reyes said the response has been terrific. Can’t beat the prices: $5 margaritas, $3 cerveza and $3 tacos. It’s so popular, you might want to make reservations to 408-402-3131 or herculesdrafthouse.com.Traveling this summer? The new Destinations shop can fix you up with anything—and we do mean anything—related to travel. 301 N Santa Cruz Ave.The Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an August Networking Mixer a...Correction: Letters to the editor
Published Mon, 11 Nov 2024 04:48:06 GMT
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