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Crave-worthy comfort eats: When you need a legit taco fix or a fork-and-knife wet burrito that means business, Lindo Acapulco keeps it classic without the fuss.
Churros and cafecito: Azucanela Churros & Coffee is the neighborhood spot when you want fresh, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside churros with real Latin coffee vibes.
Brow rescue, anyone? When your arches need a quick save or you want a clean, camera-ready face, Unique Beauty Salón has you covered with precise eyebrow threading, makeup touch-ups, and bridal glam.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Southern California from 10 AM Tuesday to 8 PM Thursday, with temperatures forecast 10 to 15 degrees above normal and humid conditions adding to the impact.
Full story at southpasadenan.com ↗
The Los Angeles Zoo has announced the birth of two litters of New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnakes, marking the first of a landmark collaborative international recovery program called Project Obscurus.
Full story at beverlypress.com ↗
Three baby triplets were born in South Los Angeles this month, weighing a combined 19.3 pounds.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Hotel Lucile is set to open in a former Silver Lake church on September 14, bringing a 25-room hotel and a 120-seat restaurant into a neighborhood where parking is difficult.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The framing is complete for a new multifamily residential complex from Bay Area real estate development firm Legacy Partners, Soto Del Amo.
Full story at la.urbanize.city ↗
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