San Clemente’s City Council has approved a proposal to allow federal immigration officials to monitor the city’s coastline, despite overwhelming public opposition. LAist's Yusra Farzan reports.

San Clemente&rsquo;s City Council has approved a proposal to allow federal immigration officials to monitor the city&rsquo;s coastline, despite overwhelming public opposition. LAist's Yusra Farzan reports.

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San Clemente approves controversial Border Patrol agreement to deploy coastal surveillance cameras

Verizon’s $20 billion dollar acquisition of Frontier Communications closed yesterday, according to the communication giant. The deal came with a slew of digital equity commitments from California’s public utility regulators. Destiny Torres reports.

Verizon&rsquo;s $20 billion dollar acquisition of Frontier Communications closed yesterday, according to the communication giant.&nbsp;The deal came with a slew of digital equity commitments from California&rsquo;s public utility regulators. Destiny Torres reports.

Verizon's $20B acquisition of Frontier closes. What the deal means for digital equity in California

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

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

The Original Saugus Cafe reopens just two weeks after it shut its doors

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;

San Clemente approves controversial Border Patrol agreement to deploy coastal surveillance cameras

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