Category Archives: Los Angeles

RELIVING THE HISTORY OF JEWISH LOS ANGELES WITH RABBI EINHORN’S LECTURE SERIES

You can find Rabbi Einhorn’s lectures at YUTorah.org (just search for “Shlomo Einhorn” and sort by latest). From JewishHomeLa.com: On Monday evening March 17th, 2014, Rabbi Shlomo Einhorn, Dean of Yeshivat Yavneh, began a repeat of his first-rate 14 part … Continue reading

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Crime Wave Through 90035

Black and latino criminals are becoming more aggressive in 90035. Why? Benny Forer wrote Oct. 27, 2014: I am a Deputy District Attorney in Los Angeles County. I specialize in prosecuting Cyber Crime, including identity theft and credit card fraud. … Continue reading

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LAT: Landlord orders Hollywood tower tenants to vacate

Shaul Kuba and Avi Shamesh are the principals of the group and they are both Israelis. LAT: The planned Target shopping center in Hollywood has stood unfinished for nearly a year, surrounded by fencing and patroled by guards. Work stopped … Continue reading

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High Trust Vs Low Trust Societies II

A friend writes on FB: So here is a lovely L.A. story. On way to airport for redeye, merging from the 10 to the 405, signaling for lane change, guy in aggressively fast BMW coming up behind doesn’t let me … Continue reading

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Manhattan Beach Is Doing Something Right

From the LA Weekly: Manhattan Beach is Venice if it went to college, an idyllic Los Angeles suburb that anyone can enjoy if they’re willing to brave the traffic. Well, maybe not anyone. The city has made it illegal to … Continue reading

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