A new L.A. County pilot program sends community health workers in select neighborhoods across the county to ask: What do you need?

A new L.A. County pilot program sends community health workers in select neighborhoods across the county to ask: What do you need?

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Terminator 2: Judgment Day is back in select theaters this weekend, in celebration of the movie’s 35th anniversary. Considered one of the best action films and best sequels of all time, it’s also celebrated among film experts for its groundbreaking use of CGI visual effects.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day is back in select theaters this weekend, in celebration of the movie&rsquo;s 35th anniversary. Considered one of the best action films and best sequels of all time, it&rsquo;s also celebrated among film experts for its groundbreaking use of CGI visual effects.

Why is 1991’s ‘Terminator 2’ coming back to theaters?

LAist's Gab Chabran highlights a few of the must-visit newcomers to the guide.

LAist's Gab Chabran highlights a few of the must-visit newcomers to the guide.

11 LA restaurants added to the Michelin Guide

The Pasadena City Council voted this week to clear the way for new apartments for low-income fire survivors. But some council members noted their hesitancy to approve the project, saying their hands were tied by state law.

The Pasadena City Council voted this week to clear the way for new apartments&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-fires-palisades-eaton-rental-housing-rent-market" data-cms-ai="0">for low-income fire survivors.&nbsp;</a>But some council members noted their hesitancy to approve the project, saying their hands were tied by state law.

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