The proposed ‘themed ride systems’ are buried deep in the 17,000-page Environmental Impact Report released by the city of Anaheim for the DisneylandForward expansion project. By Brady Macdonald | Daily Breeze Disneyland could tear a page out of the history books and bring back two classic rides as a way to move visitors between theme parks and parking garages under a massive expansion plan envisioned for the Anaheim theme park resort. The proposed “themed ride systems” are buried deep in the 17,000-page Environmental Impact Report released this week by the city of Anaheim for Disney’s expansion initiative known as DisneylandForward. Photos labeled “Example…
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By Jack Ross | LA Public Press In Boyle Heights and MacArthur Park, tenants clashed with Dennis “The Negotiator” Munoz, who runs www.tenantsbuyouts.com. In a 2020 video on the site, Munoz tells a badly shaking camera that he has completed more than 1,000 buyouts, that buyouts are the key to maximizing returns on a property investment and that he is “here to remove your stress of negotiation with tenants.” Munoz did not respond to a request for comment. Tenants in historic South Central have organized against relocation consultant Gabe Becerra, who spoke openly about clearing their buildings on Instagram. Becerra did not respond to a…
Yesterday, the Board of State and Community Corrections approved funding for law enforcement agencies and prosecutors across the state to combat organized retail theft. Notably absent from the list was the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office run by George Gascón. The Los Angeles Daily News reported, “The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, which sits at the epicenter of some of California’s most recent high-profile smash-and-grabs, did not apply for funding for the portion of grant funds available to prosecutors.” When asked about his failure to apply for funding, Gascón falsely claimed that the funding was not for prosecutors’ offices. The problem? Twelve district attorney’s…
Sacramento, CA – Senator Richard D. Roth’s (D-Riverside) Senate Bill (SB) 641 to fight California’s fentanyl crisis has passed both houses of the California Legislature and is heading to the Governor’s desk. “California’s fentanyl epidemic demands a comprehensive, every-tool-in-the-toolbelt approach. This plague is killing our kids, and we must urgently treat this problem. That’s why I authored Senate Bill 641 to ensure that California’s Naloxone Distribution Project makes all FDA-approved opioid reversal tools available to law enforcement, first responders, community organizations, schools, and local health agencies,” said Roth. “I am heartened at the overwhelming support this legislation has received from my…
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG), a government organization dedicated to improving the quality of life and productivity in the South Bay subregion of Los Angeles County, has elected city of Carson Council Member Cedric Hicks to lead its board as 2023/24 chair. The board, comprised of elected delegates from 16 South Bay cities, the Harbor City/San Pedro/Wilmington communities of the city of Los Angeles and District 2 and 4 of Los Angeles County, collaborates on issues of mutual interest such as improving transportation, solving homelessness, increasing broadband access in underserved communities and saving energy and water. Watch a video featuring…
The Black Promoters Collective is thrilled to announce its partnership with multi-platinum recording artist Bow Wow, the original face of the Scream Tour, acquiring an ownership stake in the brand he helped to create. The highly anticipated Scream Tour ’23 is set to kick off on August 18 in Charlotte, NC, and introduces a lineup of talented young artists on the rise! Nickelodeon stars That Girl Lay Lay & Young Dylan are set to headline the tour with additional performances by Wanmor, Papa Jay, Lay Bankz, D Sturdy & The Philly Goats, Citi Limitz, Rocco Lupo, and special guest King Harris. The BPC Announces The Scream Tour ’23 In Partnership With Bow Wow PURCHASE TICKETS HERE “It’s ya boy,…
The Amtrak® Pacific Surfliner® will once again operate daily train service through south Orange County starting Monday, July 17, just in time for highly anticipated events across Southern California, including Comic-Con International San Diego, the X Games California Finals, and the start of the Del Mar Summer Racing Season. The resumption of full train service follows the completion of a railroad protection project near the San Clemente Pier, eliminating the need for a shuttle bus connection between Irvine and Oceanside. Passengers can now enjoy transfer-free travel along the scenic coastline to popular events. To accommodate the expected increase in travelers, three additional trains will be added to the…
Are you planning a summer vacation in the Bahamas this year? Here are some local events happening that you may want to take advantage of while you’re there. The beach is always a top choice to visit! (Credit: 2UrbanGirls) Festivities galore await visitors to The Bahamas as the 16-island destination celebrates 50 years of independence on 10 July 2023. From special resort deals to Golden Jubilee events, and Junkanoo traditions on full display, there’s no better time than now to experience the true essence of Bahamian culture and national pride. Bay Street in Nassau Transforms into Revolving Market and Concert Venue — Leading up to Independence…
LOS ANGELES – The summer is here and the Postal Service is looking for individuals who will enjoy working outdoors and delivering cheer along with the mail! USPS is looking for committed and motivated individuals to join us in our mission of service in their local communities. If you are ready to take the first step towards a long walk, with a bright career, visit one of these upcoming job fairs. Join postal personnel for an in-person career fair to discuss the application process in detail and learn how you will reap the benefits a career with the Postal Service has to offer including health and retirement benefits, good…
El Camino College will offer a new bachelor’s degree in respiratory care this fall, the first baccalaureate degree program in the community college’s 76-year history. Starting in fall 2023, students will be able to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in respiratory care, designed to expand on El Camino’s existing two-year accredited associate degree program, which has been in place for 50 years. The college’s Respiratory Care program prepares students for careers as respiratory therapists, ready to care for patients and to access opportunities for leadership, education, and case management roles. The accelerated 18-month bachelor’s degree program includes 41 units and will…