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UCLA to Present Opera: Veteran Journeys to Focus on Veterans and Their Families | Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health

Kenneth Wells, a UCLA psychiatrist and professor, has spent years working with veterans in Los Angeles, as a clinician and a researcher. He has worked with veterans, and their families, seeking solace from trauma and mental health issues. But as rewarding as science and practice have been, Wells, who has sung and been a choral director for pleasure since he was a teenager, decided to do something more: write an opera, drawing on more than a decade of experience as a practitioner. Based on research interviews of veterans and family members, and his own personal experience as a provider, and the experiences of his family members as veterans, this is Wells’ third opera on mental health themes to premiere at UCLA.

Paul Hogan, 81, explains the sign telling homeless people to stay away from his home

Paul Hogan is continuing to deny writing a sign warning homeless people in his crime-stricken LA neighbourhood to stay away from his $3.5million mansion. The Crocodile Dundee star now insists he didn t write the note saying THIS IS MY HOUSE NOT YOURS and claims he was pictured carrying a red marker pen near the sign because he was in fact leaving instructions for an electrician. Hogan, 81, told Channel Seven s The Morning Show via a representative he was writing his house number on a pole so the electrician would know which gate to enter the property from. I did not leave the note : Paul Hogan is continuing to deny writing a sign warning homeless people in his crime-stricken LA neighbourhood to stay away from his $3.5million mansion

Police say random, violent attacks by unhoused residents are on the rise

Police say random, violent attacks by unhoused residents are on the rise     LOS ANGELES (KCAL/KCBS) As the population of unhoused people continues to grow across the Southland, so too is the number of violent crimes. “He was just tired of being asked to leave, so he came randomly one day, charging at me with a, I don’t know, a six-foot hard plastic guitar,” Jeffrey Hicks, a victim, said. It was an attack Hicks, who owns a laundromat in Valley Village, said he saw coming. “I was so intent on making sure he didn’t hit me over the head that my first reaction was to defend myself,” he said.

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