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Extra, Extra - New Beverly to reopen tonite!
- On Today's LAist poll, the majority of readers say yes to separating the Purple Line from what some dub as the Pink Line, which would serve the transit-ready WeHo. Keep those votes coming in!
- After Sherman Torgan's unexpected death last week, the New Beverly reopens tonight. Come on. Give them some love. You know you wanna.
- If you want to be able to afford living in Downtown LA, maybe the could-be-passed-into-law 250 sq. ft. apartments will fit your transit lifestyle.
- Black is the new black and Drew Carey is the new Bob Barker on Price is Right.
- Controversy over at Johnny Cochran's law firm.
- Conflict in the Griffith Park Recovery Plan.
- No wonder we couldn't Yelp about our fav restaurants or find a roommate on Craigslist. The internet in San Francisco ran into some power problems.
- Will the city add 44 counterterrorism officers to the LAPD?
- Falling 30 ft. can kill you. A construction worker in Temecula fell off a building today.
- A surveillance video has been released of the car involved in Saturday's hit-and-run death of a LA City Paramedic.
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