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Billionaire Brewers owner Mark Attanasio ordered to give up $2million property after Malibu ‘stolen’ sand dispute. Here's what happened

Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio is facing a major setback in his Malibu beach dispute after California officials approved a settlement requiring his company to dedicate a roughly $2 million beachfront property for public use. The agreement follows allegations that heavy machinery was used to remove sand, cobble stones and…

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In 2020, Selena Gomez bought Tom Petty's former 11,500-square-foot LA estate for $4.9 million; six years later she sold it for $5.4 million

Selena Gomez has made a neat profit by selling her Encino home for $5.4 million, having originally purchased the property in 2020 for approximately $4.9 million. This unique residence, crafted in 1989 for rock legend Tom Petty, boasts an impressive recording studio and gourmet kitchen, and even served as the…

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Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio to dedicate $2M Malibu property to public after beach dispute

Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio will dedicate his $2 million Malibu property to public use following a settlement over alleged removal of sand and rocks from a protected California beach. The California Coastal Commission called the agreement a victory for public beach access, while the company involved agreed to restore…

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In 2005, Fight Club star Edward Norton put solar panels on his Los Angeles home; each participating celebrity triggered another free solar system for a low-income family

Actor Edward Norton launched an inspiring initiative aimed at providing free solar systems to families with limited financial resources. Collaborating with BP Solar, every celebrity installation contributed to this noble cause. The involvement of Hollywood friends further amplified the program's impact. Research subsequently affirmed that visible solar setups encourage wider…

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In 2005, Ricky Schroder bought a 30-acre Topanga ranch with organic gardens and orchards; 14 years later, the estate sold for $9.3 million after a long family stay there

Actor Ricky Schroder and his wife, designer-entrepreneur Andrea Schroder, have sold their longtime Topanga ranch for $9.3 million, records show. The equestrian compound consists of three parcels totaling close to 30 acres and includes a Spanish-style main house, guest house, organic gardens, orchards, trails, a barn, and riding ring. The…

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Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Gets Stranger After Telluride Premiere

Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary goes beyond her pre-prison life, with reenactments and Evans becoming a link after she enters custody.

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San Francisco man treated for ‘crush syndrome’ after passerby hears screaming from inside a garbage truck

Authorities still don't know how he got there.

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Christian Podcaster Arrested After Allegedly Publishing 'Kill Donald Trump' Threat Videos Online

A Los Angeles podcaster has pleaded not guilty after federal prosecutors accused him of threatening to kill Donald Trump and harassing a former personal lawyer of the president and his family members.

International Business Times UK

In 1988, Doris Day bought a 1929 California hotel; she turned it into one of America's best-known pet-friendly retreats

When Doris Day became a co-owner of the Cypress Inn in Carmel-by-the-Sea in 1988, she was not simply investing in a historic California hotel. The Hollywood star and lifelong animal advocate saw an opportunity to create a place where people could travel without leaving their pets behind. Built in 1929…

The Times of India

A California man spent nearly 30 years hand-building Salvation Mountain from adobe, straw and thousands of gallons of paint; Leonard Knight’s landmark rises near Niland

Salvation Mountain stands as a vibrant folk-art masterpiece crafted by Leonard Knight over more than thirty years. Initially inspired by a hot-air balloon venture, he later turned his attention to creating a monumental structure made of adobe clay and straw. This landmark features various artworks and structures adorned with vivid…

The Times of India

A Los Angeles theatre opened in 1932, then spent 15 years being rebuilt; its nearly $40 million restoration has finally brought the 729-seat landmark back

In 1932 a brand new theater opened in South Los Angeles showing movies and live shows to a growing neighborhood. Decades later, after years of decline and closure, that same building sat dark and deteriorating, its ornate interior hidden behind boards and dust. In 2011, the city of Los Angeles…

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In 1985, Harrison Ford began protecting 389 acres of his 800-acre Wyoming ranch from development, preserving a migration corridor for elk and mule deer

In the early 1980s, actor Harrison Ford made a significant investment in nature by acquiring an 800-acre ranch in Wyoming. He dedicated 389 acres to a perpetual conservation easement, ensuring the land remains a crucial habitat for migrating wildlife. This commitment helps preserve the environment by prohibiting development and fostering…

The Times of India

Pabst offers reward after beer heist from California warehouse: ‘PS, this is real’

Company is offering cash reward for 40,000lb stolen cargo, and turns theft into lighthearted social media promotion

The Guardian - US

D4vd Goes From Celebrity Lawyers to a Public Defender: The Mystery Behind His Legal Shakeup

D4vd's murder case took an unexpected turn Monday when the singer replaced the high-powered private attorneys who had represented him since his arrest with the Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office, raising a new question about the finances of an artist who was earning millions just before his career collapsed.

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Mel Brooks’ 20 favorite films to be screened in LA for 100th birthday

Comedian and director’s picks for American Cinematheque series range from Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights to Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit

The Times of India

In 1953, a Hong Kong imam brought eight date palms from Mecca; one survived and later officials changed a road route rather than cut it down

In 1953, an imam named Ai Pok-tak returned to Hong Kong from a pilgrimage to Mecca carrying eight date-palm saplings, hoping to grow a piece of his faith in a city where the tree was rarely seen. Only one survived. Planted outside the family's home near Hong Kong's border with…

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Website behind widely shared fake election polls run by 21-year-old

Exclusive: Rahil Prakash tells the Guardian: ‘I wanted to see if fake polls could penetrate the ecosystem that easily’

The Times of India

In 1953, a California family bought a 58-acre berry farm for $3,500; decades later they reportedly refused a $90 million offer from Disney and kept farming beside Disneyland

For decades, the Fujishige family refused to sell their 58-acre farm in Anaheim, even as Disneyland and surrounding development transformed the area. Disney and other developers made repeated offers for the valuable land, but the family continued growing strawberries and vegetables. After years of pressure and a bitter fight with…

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The Independent UK

Polling firm shutters after admitting fake survey showing LA mayor leading rival by double digits was ‘experiment’

Median Strategies said it was established as ‘a short-term social experiment’

The Times of India

A San Francisco man was digging in his backyard when his shovel hit something hard; he unearthed a 150-pound limestone sculpture and nobody knows who made it

While digging in his San Francisco garden, a gardener stumbled upon an intriguing limestone sculpture. Despite consultations with around fifty experts, its origins remain shrouded in mystery. Given its location near an art school, there may be historical ties to the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. The enigmatic bust is…

The Economic Times

2026 Super El Niño Forecast: What happens this winter could shock California, here's why

California anticipates a dangerous winter with record coastal sea levels. A rapidly strengthening El Niño threatens increased flooding and erosion along the shoreline. Higher seas could combine with large waves and winter storms for greater pressure. Beaches may lose their sand buffer, exposing infrastructure to powerful surf. Warmer Pacific waters…

The Independent UK

Universal Studios set to add sound barriers to muffle screams from newest ride which is tormenting neighbors

Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift is currently undergoing technical rehearsals in LA amid scathing criticism from nearby residents

The Times of India

California woman refused to sell her home despite repeated lucrative offers; developers eventually built a 246-unit apartment complex around her house covering five acres

Carolyn Carter had spent 50 years living in her modest home in Burbank, California, when a major residential development began transforming the neighbourhood around her. Properties along Hollywood Way were being acquired by the Chandler Group, and more than two dozen of Carter's neighbours agreed to sell their homes. Carter,…

The Times of India

In 2011, a California hotel owner refused to sell for $6 million; the final deal reportedly reached $16.25 million

For years, Ray Patel’s Golden Key Hotel stood on a busy stretch of Colorado Street in Glendale, California, surrounded by a city that was changing quickly. According to the Los Angeles Times, then came the Americana at Brand, a roughly $400 million mixed-use development that brought shops, restaurants and homes…

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In 2023 and 2024, a Los Angeles homeless-services nonprofit paid its Hawaii-based CEO more than $1.6 million, including about $824,000 in unused vacation pay

A Southern California nonprofit that operates domestic violence shelters and homelessness programmes paid its chief executive more than $1.6 million over the last two years covered by its public tax filings. The unusually large compensation has drawn questions from nonprofit experts because the CEO, Carol Adelkoff, has maintained a primary…

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