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In this week's community briefs, local students raise funds for COVID-19 relief in India and a fundraiser for Woodside Village Church.

Reply A 250-page suit brought by three restaurant owners accuses the government of using of their property to mitigate an emergency. (Shutterstock) LOS ANGELES, CA — Three owners of dine-in restaurants are suing the state and Los Angeles County, demanding compensation for what they say was the government's use of their property to mitigate an emergency when they were forced to stop indoor dining under coronavirus restrictions. James P. Trani, Steve Patrick and John Marvoich brought the 250-page suit Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging the forced closures amounted to a government ...

By City News Service Apr 16, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Three owners of dine-in restaurants are suing the state and Los Angeles County, demanding compensation for what they say was the government's use of their property to mitigate an emergency when they were forced to stop indoor dining under coronavirus restrictions. James P. Trani, Steve Patrick and John Marvoich brought the 250-page suit Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging the forced closures amounted to a government taking, and violated their rights of free speech and assembly. The court papers do not name the restaurants they ...

Melbourne has an energy, a juju that impacts on the music scene: Adalita Save Normal text size Advertisement Getting hit by a beer can or three was a rite of passage when you played certain venues in Geelong in the 1990s. Magic Dirt lead singer and solo artist Adalita Srsen recalls fondly what she describes as a quasi-initiation. Adalita at the Carringbush Hotel. Credit:Penny Stephens Growing up in the seaside city, she loved seeing local punk rock bands. “It was dangerous being in the room watching them – in a good way, in a decadent, bacchanalian way. Everyone just going off.â€�...

san francisco keeps different characters of its neighborhoods -- just to remind you, how many more people do you think would want to come and live in san francisco if it is not beautiful anymore? the question was where do we put more people. do you think that more people would want to live in such high density neighborhoods? supervisor mar: thank you. could the last couple of speakers please come forward? >> hello, supervisors. as i mentioned last week, the residential design guidelines approved by the planning commission in 1999, i would just like to focus on one procedural point, a...