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russellolson

Inside Nick and Vanessa Lachey’s $8M home buy-back

Nick and Vanessa Lachey just bought back their old Tarzana home from tennis star Naomi Osaka for nearly $8 million—about $3 million more than they sold it for a few years ago! Osaka had renovated the place, adding a gym and recovery center, making it even more impressive. The house sits on a huge lot, with five bedrooms, nine baths, a pool, sports court, and tons of space for entertaining. Would you ever pay millions to get your old home back? Or is it all about the upgrades? Let’s hear your take on this celebrity real estate move! #RealEstate #CelebrityHomes #LosAngeles

malonestephen

Went to the Hospital and Came Back With an $8000 Parking Bill… for 45 Minutes?!😡😡😡

Thought LA parking was bad, but this is next level 🙄 A woman in Glendale went to the hospital for a cancer screening -- already a stressful thing -- and when she went to pay for parking after 45 minutes, the machine charged her $7,829. Yes, you read that right. Apparently the system glitched and claimed she had been parked there since 2022. However, when she tried to explain to the parking guy, he didn’t believe her and even accused her of parking there for weeks. So she ended up calling the news to help because no one at the garage would fix it. Once the story went public, the hospital admitted it was a computer malfunction, apologized, and promised a refund. 😮‍💨😓 I just cannot imagine the feeling of seeing THAT receipt pop up. #ParkingProblems #LosAngeles #CarParking #Cars #ParkingFee

Michael Morgan

Stuck inside a Chuck E. Cheese game in LA

A trip to Chuck E. Cheese in Los Angeles took a wild turn when a woman somehow ended up trapped inside one of the arcade games! Imagine just going out for pizza and games, then finding yourself stuck behind the glass. Staff and emergency crews had to step in to help her out. It’s a reminder that even a regular family outing can turn into a story you’ll never forget. Have you ever had an unexpected adventure at a local spot? Let’s hear your wildest Chuck E. Cheese or arcade moments! #Food #ChuckECheese #LosAngeles

ElectraErmine

Remembering L.A.’s junior high hall monitor days

Hall monitors in 1958 L.A. junior highs were more than just rule enforcers—they were a rite of passage you couldn’t escape. The green-and-yellow uniforms, the steely glares, and the constant patrols made every hallway feel like a gauntlet. For many, the real challenge wasn’t just dodging detention, but navigating those awkward crushes and social hierarchies that defined early teen years. Anyone else remember the mix of dread and excitement when a hall monitor actually noticed you for something other than breaking the rules? Let’s hear your stories from those unforgettable school days! #Education #K12 #LosAngeles

Annette Jones

Tesla Diner’s menu shake-up: What’s next?

Tesla’s retro diner in Los Angeles just slashed its menu after being swamped by crowds—turns out, even tech giants can get overwhelmed by hungry fans! The spot, famous for its roller-skating staff and Cybertruck meal boxes, now offers a much smaller selection: just five sandwiches, two sides, and a couple of pies and shakes. Some favorites, like the Epic Bacon and veggie burger, are gone for now. The team says it’s all about serving everyone faster, but will the classics make a comeback? Would you rather have a huge menu or quick service at a place like this? #Food #TeslaDiner #LosAngeles

davenportmeghan

Kanye’s burned church and ranch up for grabs

Kanye West is shaking up the LA real estate scene again, listing a burned-out Northridge church and a half-demolished Calabasas ranch for $3.5 million total. Neighbors are frustrated, especially with the abandoned church lot—now wrapped in caution tape and under arson investigation. The properties were supposed to be part of his Donda Academy or Yeezy HQ dreams, but those plans fizzled. With mounting tax bills and stalled business ventures, it looks like Kanye’s downsizing in a big way. What do you think: smart move, or sign of deeper trouble? Would you want these fixer-uppers in your neighborhood? #RealEstate #KanyeWest #LosAngeles

Judith Dickson

How Diana Sanchez doubled her pay in LA

Diana Sanchez went from working 80+ hours a week at two minimum-wage jobs to earning over $30 an hour as an ironworker—all thanks to a local apprenticeship program. Now, she finally has time for her kids and a shot at a brighter future. Programs like the Flintridge Center in Pasadena are helping people break out of survival mode, offering real job skills, union benefits, and a path to stability. It’s not just about better pay—it's about reclaiming your life. What do you think: Should more cities invest in these kinds of training programs? #Relationships #LosAngeles #JobTraining

megan01

LA’s Spelling Manor gets a Silicon Valley makeover

Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO, just bought LA’s legendary Spelling Manor for $110 million—outdoing the Taj Mahal in size! This 56,000-square-foot estate, once home to TV royalty, is about to get a tech-inspired facelift. Schmidt plans to simplify the sprawling floor plan, boost energy efficiency, and even rename it “594” after its address. Beyond the jaw-dropping price and wild amenities (think bowling alley, 27 bathrooms, and a cinema), the Schmidts want to use the mansion for nonprofit events. What do you think—should historic homes like this be modernized, or preserved as they are? #RealEstate #LosAngeles #EricSchmidt

Matthew Jackson

Hollywood legends’ LA home hits the market

A piece of Hollywood history is up for grabs—Aaron Paul’s Los Feliz estate, once home to stars like Robert Pattinson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, is listed for $9.9 million. This 100-year-old Spanish-style gem, tucked beneath Griffith Park, still has its original charm, from hand-painted ceilings to a lush century-old garden. The place has seen some serious A-list gatherings and quiet family moments alike. If you could live in a home with this much star power (and stories in the walls), would you? What’s your dream feature in a historic house? #RealEstate #LosAngeles #HollywoodHistory

Kimberly Walters

Why paying for parking in L.A. is a nightmare

Trying to pay for parking in L.A. feels like a wild guessing game—sometimes it’s coins, sometimes a card, sometimes an app, and sometimes all three! With each city using different apps and meters that are often broken or confusing, even tech-savvy folks end up frustrated. Many locals now carry quarters just in case, while others juggle multiple apps on their phones. There’s talk of a single, universal app to make things easier, but until then, parking remains a daily headache. How do you handle L.A.’s parking chaos? Do you stick with coins, download every app, or just risk a ticket? #Tech #LosAngeles #ParkingProblems

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