LAist contributor Hadley Meares shares stories of three haunted hotels causing scares across SoCal

LAist contributor Hadley Meares shares stories of three haunted hotels causing scares across SoCal

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Spooky SoCal: Haunted Hotels

But, city officials have taken precautions ahead of Super El Niño. Yusra Farzan reports.

But, city officials have taken precautions ahead of Super El Ni&ntilde;o. Yusra Farzan reports.

Recent high tides worsen landslide activity in Rancho Palos Verdes

One Wilmington resident says, "maybe these could be parks," about the oil wells that dot the city near homes, schools and churches.

One Wilmington resident says, "maybe these could be parks," about the oil wells that dot the city near homes, schools and churches.

At a rally before the vote to ban oil drilling in LA

California’s Public Utilities Commission will decide on Thursday whether to claw back or keep $37.5 million in grant funding meant to bring fast, reliable internet to Catalina Island. LAist's Nereida Moreno spoke with the CEO of AVX Networks, the company that was awarded the grant.

California&rsquo;s Public Utilities Commission will decide on Thursday whether to claw back or keep $37.5 million in grant funding meant to bring fast, reliable internet to Catalina Island. LAist's Nereida Moreno spoke with the CEO of AVX Networks, the company that was awarded the grant.

Spooky SoCal: Haunted Hotels

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