Land movement in Rancho Palos Verdes has forced many residents to find other homes…or figure out an alternative way to live on their property. LAist's Yusra Farzan talked with one of those residents who’s getting creative -- 82-year-old Sallie Reeves. 

Land movement in Rancho Palos Verdes has forced many residents to find other homes&hellip;or figure out an alternative way to live on their property.&nbsp;LAist's Yusra Farzan talked with one of those residents who&rsquo;s getting creative -- 82-year-old Sallie Reeves.&nbsp;

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L.A. County's oldest restaurant returns amid ongoing legal dispute.

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TOPLINE: Jonathan Hale said the city isn’t pursuing misdemeanor vandalism charges lodged against him after the Los Angeles police arrested him in December for painting unauthorized crosswalks in Westwood.

TOPLINE: Jonathan Hale said the city isn&rsquo;t pursuing misdemeanor vandalism charges lodged against him after the Los Angeles police arrested him in December for painting unauthorized crosswalks in Westwood.

City isn’t pursuing misdemeanor charge for painting unauthorized crosswalks, activist says

This was Tionna LeSassier’s first time playing with Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles  on Martin Luther King Junior Day. The teenager has been playing flute for two and a half years.

“I get to go to these amazing places and perform such awesome music by incredible composers," she said. "So I’m extremely grateful.”

This was Tionna LeSassier&rsquo;s first time playing with Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles&nbsp; on Martin Luther King Junior Day. The teenager has been playing flute for two and a half years.
&ldquo;I get to go to these amazing places and perform such awesome music by incredible composers," she said. "So I&rsquo;m extremely grateful.&rdquo;

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