The online resource aims to help fire survivors rebuild in a fire-resilient and sustainable way.

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Daunted by the idea of rebuilding? LA County's new guide helps you make smart decisions

Silver Lake gets its very own women's sports bar -- the second one to open in L.A. County in as many years. Untamed Spirits has its grand opening today. LAist's Daniel Martinez tells us more.

Silver Lake gets its very own women's sports bar -- the second one to open in L.A. County in as many years. Untamed Spirits has its grand opening today. LAist's Daniel Martinez tells us more.

Los Angeles gets a new women's sports bar — Untamed Spirits in Silver Lake

On Saturday, one of the region’s oldest no-kill shelters will host a day of music and pet adoptions. Here’s LAist's Robert Garrova.

On Saturday, one of the region&rsquo;s oldest no-kill shelters will host a day of music and pet adoptions.&nbsp;Here&rsquo;s LAist's Robert Garrova.

Take a ride to Idyllwild, and maybe bring back a new furry member of your family

Federal officers conducted a series of immigration sweeps across Los Angeles on Friday, prompting anger and resistance from onlookers and immigrant rights groups that have braced for this type of action for months.

Confrontations between what appeared to be U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and people in the streets of downtown L.A. could be seen in video aired on local television and shared on social media.

At times, uniformed officers could be seen physically moving people who appeared to be blocking the officers and their vehicles.

Federal officers conducted a series of immigration sweeps across Los Angeles on Friday, prompting anger and resistance from onlookers and immigrant rights groups that have braced for this type of action for months.
Confrontations between what appeared to be U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and people in the streets of downtown L.A. could be seen in video aired on local television and shared on social media.
At times, uniformed officers could be seen physically moving people who appeared to be blocking the officers and their vehicles.

Daunted by the idea of rebuilding? LA County's new guide helps you make smart decisions

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