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San Fran to LA in 3 hours: California considering high-speed coaches

California is looking into high-speed coaches that could someday travel at up to 140 mph (225 km/h) and connect Los Angeles with San Francisco in just over three hours. The express service could connect major metro areas in the US state such as Sacramento, the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles and San Diego. The buse
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The Most Rat-Infested Cities in the U.S., Ranked

For as long as people have built cities, rats have found ways to move in right alongside them. They don’t bake you pies to welcome you to the neighborhood, pay taxes, contribute to the local economy, or appear on tourism sites, and yet, they’ve become permanent residents in many of America’s largest urban hubs.
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Missing Santa Clarita Woman Found

An at-risk 50-year-old woman diagnosed with an unspecified mental health disorder and was reported missing after last being seen in Santa Clarita has been found, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said Tuesday. Iranesa Linares, who authorities say also who requires medication, was last seen at approximately 11
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LA Metro begins hiring blitz for in-house police force

A website promoting the Metro police force lists salaries that range from $87,000 to $130,500 for entry-level officers.
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Foreign Buyers Shift Focus From Los Angeles

Los Angeles has long drawn international interest for its climate, entertainment industry, and investment opportunities. Recent findings indicate that foreign buyers who previously favored Southern California are now directing more attention toward other American cities. This change reflects broader shifts in global re
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This California Panadería Makes Conchas That Feel Like A Los Angeles Morning Tradition

In Los Angeles, mornings have a rhythm all their own. The streets slowly come to life, coffee shops fill with early risers, and neighborhood bakeries welcome a steady stream of loyal customers. Among these cherished traditions, one California panadería stands out for a pastry that has become a beloved part...
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Toxic Algal Blooms Found in California Lakes and Reservoirs, Officials Warn of Risks to...

The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) is urging residents and visitors to stay cautious around lakes and reservoirs where toxic algal blooms may be present. Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, naturally occur in California waterways and are a normal part of aquatic ecosystems, according to the D
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The Violent Femmes Announce Mini-Residency Celebrating 45-Year Anniversary In Los Angeles For July 2026

Forty-five years after busking on the streets of Milwaukee and redefining folk-punk forever, Violent Femmes have announced four nights of shows at The Bellwether in Los Angeles on July 28 – 30. Tickets are on sale here. On July 28 and 29, the band will play their debut self-titled album and follow-up Hallowed Ground in
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All the New Restaurant Openings to Know in Los Angeles

The latest restaurant openings across the Southland. Los Angeles is no stranger to restaurant openings, whether debuts in iconic buildings helmed by big-name chefs, humble neighborhood haunts, or pop-ups leaping into permanent spaces. The city’s dining scene continues to grow even as operators face stunning challenges
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Californians fleeing to red states are driving up home prices and rents in their...

People leaving Los Angeles and California were found to be raising the cost of living in popular red-state destinations like Nashville, Dallas, Austin and Phoenix.

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