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Jan. 15 Daily Briefing: Comedian finds following here, airport floor project, Elvis house, and more

Today's Daily Briefing highlights a local teacher turned comedian preparing to record her debut special, details a flooring project at the airport, and features a dog looking for a forever home.

Jan. 14 Daily Briefing: Los Angeles evacuees land here, help for city baseball fields, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you how local residents and businesses are helping Los Angeles evacuees and why Demuth Park's baseball fields received a refresh Monday.

Jan. 13 Daily Briefing: VillageFest safety, 911 outages, honoring first fallen officer, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we tell you how officials hope to boost security at a popular weekly event, concerns over the latest 911 outage, and how one neighborhood rallied to honor an officer who resided there.

Jan. 10 Daily Briefing: Moratorium rejected, drone money approved, help for fire victims, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the outcome of a proposed pause on new drive thrus, what's next for a PSPD drone program, and how the owners of local lodging are helping residents of LA.

Palm Springs hotels offer discounted rates to wildfire evacuees

A local hospitality association is partnering with city to provide shelter for those affected by Los Angeles County wildfires.

Jan. 9 Daily Briefing: In-N-Out has plans here, arrest made in death of PSPD employee, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we have some breaking burger news, a report on charges filed against a PSPD employee in the death of a fellow employee, and introduce you to Hawthorne, a cat in need of a forever home.

Jan. 8 Daily Briefing: New plans for old hotel, drought persists, music docs at film fest, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we dive into a surge of music documentaries at the city's annual film fest, report on what's next for a faded hotel, and tell you why, despite snow on the mountains, we're still in a drought.

Jan. 7 Daily Briefing: Students prep for transformative tours, Biden in desert, library concerts, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we tell you about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for local students, a nearby visit by President Biden, and a new concert series all this month downtown.

Jan. 6 Daily Briefing: Food co-op study, protecting immigrants, next star, and more

In the Monday edition of our Daily Briefing, we look into a proposal to study the feasibility of a food co-op where one is badly needed in the city, report on the next star in the Walk of the Stars, and much more.

Jan. 3 Daily Briefing: Housing report, first baby, OLT eyes another golf course, and more

In today's Daily Briefing, we report on the first baby born in the city in 2025, how the housing market ended 2024, and a possible deal for a local conservation organization to take over a defunct DHS golf course.

Jan. 2 Daily Briefing: Smoking rule changes, homeless count help needed, and more

In today's Daily Briefing we report on pushback over proposed smoking rules, help needed for the upcoming count of our homeless population, and introduce you to a pup in need of a forever home.

Dec. 31 Daily Briefing: Good news for new COD campus budget, where to ring in 2025, and more

In the last Daily Briefing of 2024 we tell you about good news for the budget of a major construction project, where to welcome 2025, and conclude a look back at those we lost in the past year.

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