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Elina Shatkin
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Former Food Editor & Freelance Editor
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The two-day convention wants to redefine the cat lady stereotype — which makes sense because nearly a third of attendees are men.
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You can blame a crow that came into contact with a 34,500 volt circuit breaker.
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Opening a small business in L.A. often involves hefty fees and regulatory headaches. A new plan is trying to fix that.
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Nearly 200 firefighters and several helicopters put out an eight-acre fire that broke out in a residential neighborhood of Silver Lake on Sunday.
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CaliBurger opened in 2012 in China, serving "double doubles" and "animal-style fries." After a few years and a legal settlement, the chain has come to SoCal, home of the fast-food burger.
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Waze just rolled out a new feature designed to eliminate dangerous left turns — and in Los Angeles we get to try it first.
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Law enforcement officials arrested a heavily-armed suspect in Santa Monica early Sunday who told police he had been heading to L.A.'s Pride event.
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The all-ages music venue that nurtured bands such as No Age, Best Coast and Health is set for the wrecking ball, according to a demolition notice shared by its owner on Facebook.
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Five stories — 229,000 square-feet. The jail, out of commission since 1965, is a prime opportunity for redevelopment. The city wants to know what you want to do with it.
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With Los Angeles's #1 selfie spot about to go semi-dark, where can Angelenos go to get lit up and snap a hyperlocal photo?
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A new ticketing system aims to alleviate the frustration of visiting the popular downtown museum, which is often booked solid.
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Prince doesn't have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame so you'll have to find another way to pay tribute to the Purple One, who passed away Thursday morning. Here's how.