To celebrate its centennial, Pasadena City College is hosting a block party on Saturday, with art, dancing, cupcakes, and a performance by Grammy award-winning band Ozomatli.

To celebrate its centennial, Pasadena City College is hosting a block party on Saturday, with art, dancing, cupcakes, and a performance by Grammy award-winning band Ozomatli.

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Pasadena City College celebrates 100th anniversary with free Ozomatli concert

Dodgers sensation Shohei Ohtani continues to set the bar. You’ve probably heard by now that he’s the founding member of MLB’s first-ever 50-50 club -- 50 homers and 50 stolen bases.

Over in Little Tokyo, Don Tahara, owner of the Far Bar is celebrating Ohtani’s feats and giving his patronsfree sake shots every time Ohtani homers.

LAist producer DañielMartinez recently visited Don to get the scoop.

Dodgers sensation Shohei Ohtani continues to set the bar. You’ve probably heard by now that he’s the founding member of MLB’s first-ever 50-50 club -- 50 homers and 50 stolen bases.
Over in Little Tokyo, Don Tahara, owner of the Far Bar is celebrating Ohtani’s feats and giving his patrons free sake shots every time Ohtani homers.
LAist producer Dañiel Martinez recently visited Don to get the scoop.

This Little Tokyo bar has been giving away sake shots every time Shohei Ohtani homers

The city of Los Angeles violated state law when it blocked the approval of a seven-story affordable apartment building in the San Fernando Valley, according to a ruling on Thursday from a county judge. David Wagner reports.

The city of Los Angeles violated state law when it <a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-housing-affordable-executive-directive-one-ed1-mayor-karen-bass-raman-blumenfield-yimby-lawsuit" data-cms-ai="0">blocked the approval</a> of a seven-story affordable apartment building in the San Fernando Valley, according to a ruling on Thursday from a county judge. David Wagner reports.

Judge rules LA broke state law by blocking affordable housing project

LAist has obtained records shedding new light on a home searched last month by federal agents in Orange County. That million-dollar home was purchased last year by OC Supervisor Andrew Do’s then 22-year old daughter. It’s also at the center of a civil fraud lawsuit filed by Orange County. Nick Gerda has details.

LAist has obtained records shedding new light on a home searched last month by federal agents in Orange County. That million-dollar home was purchased last year by OC Supervisor Andrew Do’s then 22-year old daughter. It’s also at the center of a civil fraud lawsuit filed by Orange County. Nick Gerda has details.

Pasadena City College celebrates 100th anniversary with free Ozomatli concert

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