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City Controller Kenneth Mejia announced Friday that his office will conduct an audit of L.A. Mayor Karen Bass' flagship program to address homelessness. That program — called Inside Safe — aims to move unhoused people off the street and into temporary housing.during a hearing in downtown L.A. that the city of L.A. misled attorneys over promises to clear homeless encampments and add shelter beds to each city council district.
On Thursday, Carter put City Administrative Officer Matt Szabo under oath and questioned him. Szabo said that typically, the city attorney is consulted and a determination is made that programs under the purview of the elected officials, including the mayor, cannot be audited by the controller. Today, the Hispanic community is hurt. Dragon Ball is most loved by hispanics and one of the biggest / hottest things that you will always see in spanish countries. The love for Dragon Ball in Mexico was always huge because they all loved watching it growing up. That you-Dragon Ball means a lot to Latinos. Akira Toriyama created a world loved across all of Latin America. For many, this was our introduction to anime and we were blown away with this epic storytelling.
City Controller To Audit Mayor's 'Inside Safe' Program, Possible Oil Spill in Huntington Beach, — The P.M. EditionThe LA ReportHow to LA host Brian De Los Santos goes on a food tour with the LA Try Guy Alex Cottrell, dining first at The Coffee Company in Westchester.There are a lot of food options in our city, and it can get overwhelming. Enter Alex Cottrell, LA Try Guy, who discovers and documents eateries around the region.
The hard work of filming, editing and posting paid off. He now devotes himself to his channel full time — no more corporate job.A post shared by The Coffee Company When you wake up in the morning, make sure to get sunlight or some outside time, because that will help set your circadian rhythm. Of course, there are films that are so slim in terms of ideas or formal experimentation. Those are sometimes the most difficult movies to write about because they mostly evoke indifference, not even a strong negative reaction.When it comes to evaluating films, do you have any advice for the average moviegoer?
With a 4.0 GPA, he was salutatorian of his class at Bell High School — no small feat for someone who’d come to the U.S. in ninth grade, without speaking English. Aguilar was also an aspiring director, and he’d been admitted to the top-ranked school of film/video at CalArts. In spite of these accomplishments, his graduation ceremony was bittersweet.
“When you're in that moment,” he added, “you have a lot of doubt, and you don't really know what's the right choice.” “It was always in me to write stories, to create things,” he said. The play, he recalled, was about a man whose boat capsized. The man survived the tragedy, only to find himself on an island that was run by rats.
Because he was under 18, Aguilar gave the answers to his mom and asked her to submit the entry. They won and, for 365 days, they had unlimited access to every Cinépolis branch in the city. Always a star student in Mexico City, Aguilar suddenly found himself struggling to communicate in L.A. He pushed himself to learn English quickly. He signed up for extra tutoring after school and enrolled at Bell High School as a 10th grader.
In 11th grade, Aguilar joined an afterschool filmmaking program sponsored by CalArts. It gave students access to MiniDV Camcorders. For Aguilar, that was significant: It was the first time he got to work with a video camera. For Aguilar, going to community college was also about taking back some agency. “Being undocumented, you don't have control over a lot of things in your life,” he added.
It was also tough to make friends at a campus where most students are commuters. But, with time, he became part of a close-knit group of film students, and he reveled in the chance to be among people who shared his interests.. He learned terms to describe what’s going on in a movie. He had the chance to continue working on shorts.
While scrolling through Craigslist one day, Aguilar spotted an ad for a film writing gig. He submitted his blog posts as writing samples and landed the job. It didn’t pay anything, but it opened the door to screenings before films were released. Aguilar had never had his name on a list. Aguilar at the 95th Academy Awards. "There's power in accessing those elite spaces," he wrote for Variety in 2020. "In stepping on the red carpet at the Oscars, I was in disbelief and thought of myself and the countless young men and women who, like me, have only seen these moments as unattainable dreams."Aguilar knows some things are out of his hands. As a DACA recipient, for instance, he can only travel if he’s granted. The ruling blocks new, first-time applications.
“The charade continues with that, with the fake deputy gangs, which they can’t seem to find but they’re so certain they exist,” Villanueva said.Orange County’s director of emergency management advised of an oil sheen, around two miles in length, off the Huntington Beach coast on Friday morning.A spokesperson for Supervisor Katrina Foley told LAist that the sheen “is believed to be coming from a platform and not from natural occurrences.
Huntington Beach City Manager Jennifer Carey said the city’s marine safety team was unable to substantiate reports along the coastline. "There are no incentives to invest in safety measures or upgrading the infrastructure," Min said."There will be more oil spills unless and until these operations are shut down."
That debate ratcheted up again during the pandemic when millions of white collar renters, suddenly freed from the office, sought out more space further from the country’s urban cores. Today’s high interest rates have slowed that boom, but most analysts predict that the industry is here to stay, absent new restrictions.The Legislature will consider at least three bills this year to keep so-called institutional investors from gobbling up too many of the state’s widely coveted single-family homes.
Lee’s bill uses the size of a company’s investment portfolio as the cut-off, deeming any “business entity” with at least 1,000 single family homes on its books as “institutional.” That would apply to justSkinner’s proposed ban would apply to a broader category of investor: Any managed fund, including private equity funds, and real estate investment trusts , which are publicly traded companies that invest in real estate.
The industry’s critics counter that nationwide figures mask clustering in particular regions — and within regions, in particular cities, or even neighborhoods. They also say that the industry is growing.
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