America is at war again. This time with Iran. On Saturday, a small group of protesters gathered at LA City Hall to ask when the bloodshed is going to end. https://horizonskyline.net/2026/03/08/america-is-at-war-again/ #war #Iran #protest #Trump #LANews
To deal with declining flows in the Colorado River, the Trump administration has proposed cutting water deliveries to California, Nevada and Arizona. The share California receives could be slashed between 29% and 33%. This would be a big problem for LA. https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-03-04/trump-administration-rethink-colorado-river-plans #ColoradoRiver #water #LANews
California urges Trump administration to rethink Colorado River plans

California and other downstream states are criticizing the Trump administration’s options for dealing with the Colorado River crisis.

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Record store The Midnight Hour is leading the resistance in the Valley, holding "know your rights" workshops and serving as a gathering place for activists. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-02-25/la-me-midnight-hour-records-community #resistance #activism #ICE #vinyl #music #LPs #LANews
In the Midnight Hour, the record shop at the center of the Valley's ICE resistance

Since the ICE crackdown began, the Midnight Hour in San Fernando has become a safe haven for immigrants and a go-to headquarters for the resistance.

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A new report says nearly half of the pavement in LA County may be unnecessary. Replacing asphalt with trees and green space would make our cities cooler and our air cleaner. Can we depave LA? https://acceleratela.org/depavela/ #environment #urban_heat #trees #air_quality #LANews
While traffic deaths in the City of LA declined slightly last year, 290 people were still killed in collisions. This includes more than 150 pedestrians. https://laist.com/brief/transportation/traffic-collisions-vision-zero #traffic #deaths #fatalities #LANews
Traffic deaths in LA

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The South Coast Air Quality Management District voted against requiring a phased transition to furnaces and water heaters that produce low or no nitrogen oxide emissions. A staff report estimates the change would have prevented 2,490 premature deaths and 2,484 emergency room visits. https://www.aqmd.gov/docs/default-source/rule-book/proposed-rules/1111-and-1121/par-1111-par-1121-draft-staff-report.pdf?sfvrsn=984f9f61_2 #environment #SCAQMD #health #LANews
On Friday thousands of protesters gathered in Downtown LA to voice their anger about ICE. Many carried signs asking for justice for Alex Pretti, Renee Good, and all those who have died in dentention facilities. https://horizonskyline.net/2026/01/31/ice-out-la/ #ICE #protest #LosAngeles #LANews

https://thescenedaily.com/sydney-sweeney-hollywood-sign/ 😎 Sydney Sweeney takes the Hollywood Sign to new heights—literally hanging bras and turning heads in Tinseltown!

#SydneySweeney #HollywoodSign #thescenedaily #affiliate #Celebritynews#BoldMoves #HollywoodVibes #LAnews #PopCulture #StarPower #TinselTown

The City of Vernon is a hot spot for the construction of new data centers in the LA area. Should we be concerned about rising water and power consumption? https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2025-12-30/southern-california-has-unlikely-ai-mecca-very-industrial-vernon #Vernon #datacenters #AI #environment #LANews
Southern California has an unlikely AI mecca: the very industrial Vernon

Vernon has become an essential location for artificial intelligence data centers.

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The LAFD Battalion Chief who wrote an early version of the department's report on the Palisades fire stated that he could not endorse the final version due to "substantial modifications" and "significant deletions". https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-12-23/author-of-lafd-palisades-fire-report-declined-to-endorse-final-version-called-it-highly-unprofessional #Palisades_Fire #LAFD #LANews
Author of LAFD Palisades fire report declined to endorse final version, called it 'highly unprofessional'

Battalion Chief Kenneth Cook's email adds to the growing evidence that city and LAFD officials attempted to burnish the LAFD’s image in a report that was meant to be an honest assessment of the department’s failings in preparing for and fighting the fire.

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