Charging an electric vehicle while on the road can be a drag. But a new company is adding a little luxury to the experience.

Charging an electric vehicle while on the road can be a drag. But a new company is adding a little luxury to the experience.

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The business trying to make it fun to charge your EV 

The Rose Parade draws hundreds of thousands of revelers to Pasadena every year.

But if you want a unique personal viewing of the floats, LAist's Julia Paskin's got a little secret to share with you.

The Rose Parade draws hundreds of thousands of revelers to Pasadena every year.
But if you want a unique personal viewing of the floats, LAist's Julia Paskin's got a little secret to share with you.

Your own private Rose Parade. Here's the details — for next year

When the world thinks of Los Angeles, what images comes up? Maybe Venice Beach? The Hollywood sign? Griffith Observatory? But all of this is too obvious for Rob Caves. He likes his L.A. off the beaten path. Caves is a model train builder and with a band of fellow enthusiasts he’s crafted a massive train set featuring scenes of L.A. you don’t often see in postcards but are deeply familiar to Angelenos. 

For several Saturday’s at the end of the year he lets the public into his home to see his masterpiece which spans rooms. LAist's Josie Huang talks to weekend editor Fiona Ng.

 

When the world thinks of Los Angeles, what images comes up? Maybe Venice Beach? The Hollywood sign? Griffith Observatory?&nbsp;But all of this is too obvious for Rob Caves. He likes his L.A. off the beaten path. Caves is a model train builder and with a band of fellow enthusiasts he&rsquo;s crafted a massive train set featuring scenes of L.A. you don&rsquo;t often see in postcards but are deeply familiar to Angelenos.&nbsp;
For several Saturday&rsquo;s at the end of the year he lets the public into his home to see his masterpiece which spans rooms. LAist's Josie Huang talks to weekend editor Fiona Ng.
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This Altadena man built a massive train set in his backyard. Tonight's your last chance to see it

Right now, residents vote for all council members. A switch would mean residents only vote for a councilmember who represents their district. LAist's Yusra Farzan explains why the plaintiffs want the change, and how the city is responding.

Right now, residents vote for all council members. A switch would mean residents only vote for a councilmember who represents their district. LAist's Yusra Farzan explains why the plaintiffs want the change, and how the city is responding.

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