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Angelenos attempt to answer a 30-year-old question: Is L.A. a hellscape? - Vimarsana News

Angelenos attempt to answer a 30-year-old question: Is L.A. a hellscape?

Are we hellbound? Already there? Or are rumors of our damnation greatly exaggerated? A Times reporter asked some prominent Angelenos to weigh in.

TELL ME MORE WITH KELLY CORRIGAN: Father Greg Boyle - Vimarsana News

TELL ME MORE WITH KELLY CORRIGAN: Father Greg Boyle

Monday, Dec. 25, 2023 at 11 p.m. on KPBS 2 / Stream now with the PBS App. Father Greg Boyle founded Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles as a means of improving the lives of former gang members. Now it’s one of the most successful organizations for gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry programs in the world.

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A classic L.A. restaurant where professional service is still in style - Vimarsana News

A classic L.A. restaurant where professional service is still in style

A devastating year for restaurant closures, the world's most dangerous wine, a soup dumpling battle, a restaurant guide bonanza, the best recipes of 2023 and from Musso & Frank ... the dividend. All in Tasting Notes.

Thirty years ago, Time magazine asked if L.A. was 'going to hell.' Are we there yet? - Vimarsana News

Thirty years ago, Time magazine asked if L.A. was 'going to hell.' Are we there yet?

Three decades after a national publication probed the city's ills, we gathered a panel of Angelenos to ponder the age-old question: Is Los Angeles hell on earth?

Source: yahoo.com
When Firms Leave Charity Goes, Too - Los Angeles Business Journal - Vimarsana News

When Firms Leave Charity Goes, Too - Los Angeles Business Journal

The last time I wrote a column for the Los Angeles Business Journal it was 2000.  At the time I was hoping to inspire new members to join the Downtown Los Angeles Rotary Club, which was experiencing a membership decline largely caused by corporate headquarters’ flight from California.