Owner of Palermo restaurant in Los Feliz dies
Los Feliz — Tony Fanara, owner of the landmark Palermo Italian Restaurant, and a former candidate for governor, died Friday at his restaurant, according to his daughter Michelle. He was 79. "We don't have the cause of death yet," Michelle said, "but it looks like it was a heart...
LA Issued Nearly $1 Million in Bogus Street Sweeping Tickets
HERE IS A FACT that many Angelenos don’t know: Despite what the thousands of signs mounted around the city claim, most streets in the City of L.A. are only swept every other week. On weeks when there’s no street sweeping, the city promises you won’t get a ticket.
Aubrey Plaza Drops $1.2 Million Off Her Gated LA Compound and It Still Will...
Aubrey Plaza Relists Her Private Los Feliz Compound After Second Buyer Backs Out Aubrey Plaza has now cut the price […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Spencer Pratt’s Dad Tries To Put Out House Fire In Palisades Before Firefighters Arrive
Spencer Pratt's Dad Tries To Put Out House Fire In Palisades Before Firefighters Arrive
The California Suburb That Turned Errands Into a Way of Life
The morning starts under broad street trees, with a wagon rolling toward a park and traffic thickening around a shopping center that can supply groceries, shoes, lumber, a birthday gift, and lunch before noon. This place makes no grand entrance. It earns affection through repetition: the easy library stop, the...
Public Health confirms measles case, possible exposures in LA County
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating a confirmed case of measles in a traveler who was infectious while traveling to Los Angeles County. People may have been exposed to measles at Los Angeles International Airport, at least one other public location, and a health care setting. Potential e
“The Dreamy Side” Dives Deep Into L.A.’s 1950’s Era Of Local Soul, Blues Music
This article was supported by Viva La Book Review. “Our personal histories are tightly interwoven with the music we collect. Each record serves as a vessel for memories, emotions, and experiences—preserving stories that might otherwise fade with time,” writes Ruben Molina in his remarkable book, The Dreamy Side: Rhythm
Man killed, woman injured in possible gang-related Westlake shooting
A man was killed and a woman was injured in a possible gang-related shooting in Los Angeles’ Westlake neighborhood early Sunday morning, according to police. Officers with the Los Angeles Police Department responded around 4 a.m. to reports of shots fired near the intersection of 6th Street and Witmer Street. When offi
LA City Council Eyes Lighter Workweek, Same Pay
Los Angeles City Council is one big step closer to cutting back its public meeting schedule while keeping member pay exactly where it is. Earlier this month, the council voted to place a charter amendment on the November ballot that would let members decide for themselves how often they meet in full session, a shift th
Fire being investigated as possible arson destroys beloved Sun Valley market
The owner's son said police showed the family video that appears to show the alleged arsonist behind the blaze. The family does not know who would target them.

















