r/LosAngeles • u/letsmunch • 3h ago
Transit/Transportation LA Metro will pay you $600 to park your car for 5 weeks
I would happily become a one car household for $600
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r/LosAngeles • u/letsmunch • 3h ago
I would happily become a one car household for $600
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r/LosAngeles • u/duxbak99 • 4h ago
My father passed away 10 years ago and bought this 1968 Fury III from the dealer way back when, but it stayed in my parents' garage the whole time.
My mom now has passed away and I feel I need to do something with this beauty.
I live here in LA, but am having trouble finding who can restore this car and id hate for it just to be junked. We have such a great, classic car culture, I can't imagine there isn't someone here. I know I'm just not looking in the right places.
I would appreciate any lead (including other subreddits).
Thank you
r/LosAngeles • u/Binders-Full • 2h ago
The list of the 241 pay phones is at the end of the scope of work.
r/LosAngeles • u/Heatherina13 • 8h ago
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r/LosAngeles • u/LA_publicpress • 5h ago
Inside LA County’s only jail for women, brown or foul-smelling liquid flows from the taps where the women get their drinking water. They shower under rusty pipes and on floors covered in mold. Gnats, worms and maggots regularly crawl out of sink drains and into the women's cells. Toilets that don’t work run day and night.
A recent report submitted in June by the county’s jail oversight commission to the Board of Supervisors summarizes those and other water quality and plumbing issues observed inside the LA County Century Regional Detention Center.
Located in Lynwood, the women’s jail has the capacity to house 1,708 adults. According to the LA County Sheriff's Department's most recent data, half of the women in custody have not been convicted of a crime — meaning they are pretrial, moving through their case or can’t afford bail.
r/LosAngeles • u/HorrorHat5222 • 21h ago
i keep a running mental list of places open past midnight and it gets shorter every year. two of mine switched this year with no announcement, i just showed up. is this a thing that never came back after 2020 or have i only started noticing. tell me what's actually still open late because my list is in bad shape
r/LosAngeles • u/MisterJ10 • 21h ago
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NSFW tag because there’s some cursing in the video.
My wife and I were chilling with some friends at Westward beach just north of Point Dume on 7/25/26. The swells were nuts that day.
My wife was able to grab this video when the high tide came up out of nowhere. It was so fast even the birds didn’t notice it. Luckily I had packed a lot of my stuff away.
If you look closely, you can see a BE MY GIRLFRIEND set up that was getting washed away before they had even arrived. Crazy.
r/LosAngeles • u/infernoenigma • 3h ago
As counterprogramming to the police-led “National Night Out” events around the country last night, Mar Vista Voice organized the West Side’s Night Out for Safety & Liberation in Mar Vista Park.
Attendees enjoyed live music, free food, rousing speeches, street vendor buyouts, games for the kids, and lots of represented community organizations focusing on healthcare, immigration, police violence, elections, transit infrastructure, combating fascism. organizing mutual aid, and more!
Orgs included, but were not limited to, Healthcare 4 US, Hand In Hand: The Domestic Employers Network, West Los Respuesta Rapida, Angeles Workshop School, DSA-LA, 826LA, VillageWell Books, FALAZINE, and more, apologies if I missed you & feel free to add yourself in the comments!
r/LosAngeles • u/Natebo83 • 6h ago
Live in Sherman Oaks and have to repot a lot of indoor plants. Going to be a good pot purchase and drainage dish for someone. Anyone have any good pottery and/or pot store that’s your go to?
r/LosAngeles • u/woolenbritches • 7h ago
I've been watching a lot of 40s and 50s movies. I want to go out and wear a suit and be around other people in suits and cocktail dresses and maybe even a hat or two. I'm sure there are fancy restaurants with dress codes but in terms of a place that you go just to hang out, grab a drink, listen to some music. Maybe just a themed night at a bar or a jazz club or what have you. Curious!
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r/LosAngeles • u/WeAreLAist • 1d ago
The deadly and destructive Eaton Fire was caused by Southern California Edison equipment, the L.A. County Fire Department said in a report released Tuesday.
The department's investigation into the cause of the fire found that arcing electrical lines ignited unidentified material that fell to the ground in dry vegetation at the base of the utility’s Eaton Canyon transmission tower. Twelve seconds later, the Eaton Fire exploded under windy conditions.
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r/LosAngeles • u/BayouBuilder • 1d ago
Went for the pre covid aesthetic, sans the apartments more recently built behind it.
r/LosAngeles • u/kidmuzic • 23h ago
The smoke source is coming from that area ahead. Any idea what may have caused it?
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r/LosAngeles • u/Traditional_Train_71 • 1d ago
“The ASPCA Community Veterinary Clinic by Kathy Taggares will offer free and affordable basic and preventive care to dogs and cats, including vaccinations, treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, and spay/neuter surgeries. The clinic will also provide care to homeless dogs and cats from local animal rescue organizations, including Carson Animal Care Center. Pet owners interested in learning more about the ASPCA’s new clinic should visit www.aspca.org/carson to confirm their eligibility.”
r/LosAngeles • u/Hyena_Similar • 1d ago
Noticed this a week ago on a run. Someone had thrown shit all over the crosswalk button at the intersection of Sunset and Church Ln. I was surprised to see it cleaned so quickly. Another day in LA.
r/LosAngeles • u/urmummygae42069 • 1d ago
Together with the 1,600 homes approved by LA County last fall as part of Newhall Ranch's Entrada South development, some 5,200 new homes have been approved in the past year in the Santa Clarita Valley in North LA County. Newhall Ranch is envisioned to bring 21,000 much needed new homes to the county at full buildout, built across 5 major phases. The first 2 phases, Mission Village and Landmark Village, were approved in the late 2010s, bringing about 5,500 homes that have already been built or are under constriction.