Another blow to LA's restaurant scene, Helms Bakery is closing its doors just over a year after reopening. Gab Chabran has more.

Another blow to LA's restaurant scene, Helms Bakery is closing its doors just over a year after reopening. Gab Chabran has more.

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Helms Bakery closes down again, just one year after being resurrected

Black people were “grossly overrepresented” in the overall total of those targeted by hate crimes last year in Los Angeles County and made up 51% of racial hate crime victims, according to a new report from the county Commission on Human Relations.

Black people were &ldquo;grossly overrepresented&rdquo; in the overall total of those targeted by hate crimes last year in Los Angeles County and made up 51% of racial hate crime victims, according to a new report from the county Commission on Human Relations.

Highest number of anti-Black hate crimes reported last year in LA County, report says

L.A. County health officials are asking residents to take precautions after a handful of wild birds tested positive for avian influenza, also known as H5 bird flu. LAist's Cato Hernandez explains how to keep yourself, and your pets, safe.

L.A. County health officials are asking residents to take precautions after a handful of wild birds&nbsp;<a href="https://x.com/lapublichealth/status/1996653234375872958/photo/1" data-cms-ai="0">tested positive</a> for avian influenza, also known as H5 bird flu. LAist's Cato Hernandez explains how to keep yourself, and your pets, safe.

Wild birds are testing positive for bird flu again in LA County. Here’s what you should know

After 10 years of throwing shows with the likes of Fiona Apple and Boygenius, indie concert promoters Sid the Cat are opening a space of their own...in a 1930s elementary school in South Pasadena. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh went to check out the new space ahead of the first show tonight.

 

After 10 years of throwing shows with the likes of Fiona Apple and Boygenius, indie concert promoters Sid the Cat are opening a space of their own...in a 1930s elementary school in South Pasadena. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh went to check out the new space ahead of the first show tonight.
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Helms Bakery closes down again, just one year after being resurrected

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