L.A.’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program will pay your landlord 80 percent of your unpaid back-rent from April 1, 2020 thru today. However, you do have to get the cooperation of your landlord, who must agree to forgive the other 20 percent of what you owe.
The deadline for applying to the program comes at 11:59 p.m. tonight for most L.A. city and county residents. Long Beach residents have until May 12 to send in their applications.
Meanwhile, on the state level, there isn’t as much hope on the horizon.
California’s rent moratorium is scheduled to end on June 30, but lawmakers
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Dine & Drink Deals
Here are a few options from restaurants and bars as we work our way back toward normal.
Get those hats and fascinators ready. Women Who Whiskey Los Angeles holds a virtual Old Forester Mint Juleps & Kentucky Turtle Derby event on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. Tune in to watch the “slowest two minutes in sports” as Louisville s Old Forester holds a turtle race before the running of the Derby. Purchase a mint julep kit for $35 (21+) and pick it up at Here & Now in downtown L.A.
Other bars and restaurants are also offering specials for the Kentucky Derby, which happens on Saturday at 3:50 p.m.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA, USA, April 18, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ The Bolsa Chica Conservancy, which is dedicated to the protection, preservation and restoration of the Bolsa Chica Wetlands has urged the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board to approve the Huntington Beach Seawater Desalination Project’s proposed Bolsa Chica Coastal Habitat Restoration Plan as mitigation for the proposed project.
The updated coastal habitat plan, proposed by project proponent Poseidon Water, enhances the previously released Bolsa Chica plan that was recommended for approval in July 2020 by the Regional Water Board staff. Members of the Regional Board asked Poseidon and its staff to work together to enhance elements of the plan, which now includes nearly doubling the number of mitigation projects from three to five, including four at the Bolsa Chica wetlands. The specific projects include:
Huntington Beach Police Remove Homeless Occupying Wetlands
Huntington Beachpolice say they cleared out homeless encampments in environmentally sensitive areas after finding the areas ridden with trash and drug paraphernalia.
There were “pollution, fires, litter, and drug use in that area, such as discarded needles, which had a significant environmental impact in an ecologically sensitive area,” Huntington Beach Lt. Brian Smith told The Epoch Times.
The group of homeless people, living at Harriet Wieder Park and Bolsa Chica Conservancy, were removed by the police’s homeless task force on March 10 during a clearing operation.
Homeless encampments in the wetland areas were polluting the land, burning unlawful fires, littering, and committing criminal activity such as drug use and possession of stolen property, according to a Facebook post made by the Huntington Beach Police Department
Man arrested on suspicion of DUI in Huntington Beach collision that kills 2, injures 1
A 35-year-old Sunset Beach man was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of DUI following a multiple-vehicle collision in Huntington Beach that killed two and injured one.
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A 35-year-old Sunset Beach man was arrested on suspicion of DUI in a multi-vehicle collision Tuesday on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach that killed two motorists and injured another, police reported.
Eric Kinser was allegedly driving a white 2007 Dodge Ram pickup truck northbound on the highway near the Bolsa Chica Conservancy off Warner Avenue just before 6:45 p.m., when he crossed over the center median into southbound lanes of traffic, according to a release issued Tuesday by the Huntington Beach Police Department.