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Do All Angelenos Pay $18 For Cocktails? TripAdvisor Thinks So

Do All Angelenos Pay $18 For Cocktails? TripAdvisor Thinks So

This might come as no surprise, but Los Angeles has among the most expensive cocktails in the country, according to KCBS. The info comes to us officially from TripAdvisor, which claims that the average price of a classic cocktail in our fair city is $18. more ›

LAUSD Readies Its $578 Million RFK Campus for School Year

LAUSD Readies Its $578 Million RFK Campus for School Year

The conversion of the Ambassador Hotel site to a Los Angeles Unified School District mega-campus is almost complete, as the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools preps to welcome students for the first time ever next month. more ›

LA, SaMo Two of the Most Expensive Cities for Businesses

LA, SaMo Two of the Most Expensive Cities for Businesses

'Tis the season for Top Ten lists, but this one--the 14th annual Kosmont-Rose Institute Cost of Doing Business Survey released by the Rose Institute of State & Local Government at Claremont McKenna College--gives our fair city more of dubious honor. Once again, Los Angeles ranks among the "10 most expensive places in the country to do business," reports the Daily News. more ›

Get A Bike

Get A Bike

This is last Friday as reported by LAist Featured Photos contributor Jonathan Alcom: "A gallon of regular gasoline priced at 3.99 at a Unocal gas station on Pico Bl and Barrington in West Los Angeles on Friday March 7, 2008 as surging oil prices jumped to a new record above $106 Friday. This gas station was about 40 cents higher than other gas stations in the area." more ›

The Road to Morocco Begins at Westwood Blvd

The Road to Morocco Begins at Westwood Blvd

I think we can all agree that food does much more for the body than fill it with nutrients; food can nourish the soul, thrill the senses, and sometimes transport us to faraway lands faster than a Concord jet. Koutoubia, a little Moroccan restaurant in West L.A., serves food that does just that. You could drive by this place for years, as I have, and never take much notice to the small, slightly embellished,... more ›

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