Meet Sacramento’s worst nightmare: Beverly Hills mayor John Mirisch

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I think 20 is even better, the way that our neighboring city of West Hollywood has. You can look at Santa Monica, and they have 30. But the council wasn’t comfortable with that. What do you like about single-family housing? Single-family housing is a choice. We should be offering with the county and urban area a wide variety of lifestyle ...
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A Natural Wine Happy Hour For Every Day Of The Week

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Roni Ginach, the founder of Roni Selects and a former wine director of Michael's restaurant in Santa Monica, makes her living importing and distributing "natural wines" and even she says the term is "murky." "To me, it has to do with an overarching, holistic grape-growing and winemaking philosophy, starting from creating or helping to preserve ...
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Americans are lonelier than ever. Here are 20 ways to connect

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Get outside more, meet more people. If those items are on your to-do list, it’s time to take a hike. L.A. is surrounded by abundant trails to explore in centrally located Griffith Park, the Santa Monica Mountains in the west, and the Angeles National Forest to the north. The point is not to hike alone, for safety reasons but also for social ones.
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Decades After a Palestinian American Activist Was Assassinated in California, Two Suspects in His Killing Are Living Openly in Israel

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Another member of the Jewish Defense League was Keith Israel Fuchs, who was raised in Brooklyn, New York, before moving to Santa Monica, California. After high school, Fuchs moved to the West Bank settlement Kiryat Arba, where Rabbi Meir Kahane and his followers had created a community within a community. On the Jewish holiday of Purim in ...
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Tu B’Shevat and Joshua Abarbanel: An Artist Inspired by Nature

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The creations of Santa Monica-based artist Joshua Abarbanel can be found both nationally and internationally, in public and private collections. His work is inspired by forms and patterns found in nature, including the progression of numbers known as the Fibonacci sequence. He also taps into his Jewish side, having created a golem for an ...
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Pacific Park Coaster to Sport a Route 66 Redesign

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And you know what sits at the western end of the iconic Mother Road: Santa Monica Pier, which sports an "End of the Trail" sign to denote its status as the Pacific-based terminus of the famous highway. Now another pier feature, one that's rather larger than a sign, will pay homage to the history of Route 66. It's the destination's famous roller ...
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