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Miller Moss brings hope home to LA

Miller Moss is heading back to Los Angeles—not just to visit, but to make a real difference for families still recovering from January’s devastating wildfires. This weekend, the former USC and current Louisville quarterback is hosting a charity football camp for local kids, with every dollar raised going straight to fire relief efforts. Moss’s own family lost their homes in the fires, so this cause hits close to home. It’s inspiring to see a college athlete use his platform for something bigger than sports. How do you think athletes can best support their hometowns during tough times? #Sports #Football #LosAngeles

Dr. Robert Barnes

L.A.'s Second Baptist Church enters a new era

After more than 30 years leading Second Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. William S. Epps is stepping down, marking the end of an era for L.A.’s oldest African American Baptist congregation. Under his guidance, the church survived tough times—pandemic closures, major renovations, and the ongoing fight for social justice—while staying rooted in faith and community. Dr. Epps’ legacy isn’t just about longevity; it’s about keeping the church relevant and united across generations. As the congregation looks ahead, what do you think is most important for a church to thrive in changing times? #Religion #LosAngeles #Community

RadiantRaven

D Line subway extension nearly ready

Ninety-eight percent done—LA’s D Line subway extension is finally in the home stretch after more than a decade of digging beneath Wilshire Boulevard. Trains are already running test routes, and the new stations connecting Koreatown, Miracle Mile, and Beverly Hills are on track to open by fall 2025. The project’s come a long way since the first tunnel boring machines went underground in 2018, and now crews are focused on making sure all the tech and safety systems work seamlessly. How do you think this new stretch will change your daily commute or the vibe of these neighborhoods? #Transportation #LosAngeles #DLine

NovaNarwhal

L.A. students win scholarships for college dreams

Ten L.A. students just got a big boost for their college journeys—each receiving a $500 scholarship from the Bessie Morris Foundation. What stands out isn’t just their academic achievements, but also their resilience and dedication to giving back to the community. These scholarships, now in their fourth year, are made possible by local organizations like NOBLE and AFSCME Local 685. It’s inspiring to see local support helping students head to schools like Howard, USC, and Morehouse. How do you think scholarships like this shape our community’s future? Let’s celebrate these students and talk about the impact of investing in young talent! #Education #College #LosAngeles

Dashcamgram

These 3 brands went on a generational run in 2010s

who remembers having a piece of this clothing? #FashionMemories #FashionFlashback #Fashion #LosAngeles #NewYork

Hannah Garcia

LA’s Homeless Numbers: Real Progress or PR Spin?

LA’s latest homeless count got a standing ovation from city leaders, but the numbers aren’t as shiny as they sound. The drop is just 3.9% countywide, and critics say the data is murky at best—some even claim numbers were tweaked to make things look better. Plus, the city’s spending over $100k per person on housing programs, but there are still more people on the streets than five years ago. Are we really moving forward, or just moving money? #Safety #LosAngeles #Homelessness

Mrs. Andrea Ayala

[LA] World-famous Art Museum Getty in LA

Getty Center is well known for its glamorous architecture, gardens and views overlooking the entire LA. ❗️Free entrance but reservation is needed. Please check Getty official website to reserve. 🅿️ $20 per car, $15 if enter after 3pm 📍 **Location, Location, Location!** The Getty Center, located at 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA, is a must-see. 🔭 **Why the Fame?** What makes it famous? Plenty! Here are just a few reasons: 1. 🎨 It's renowned for its art collections: pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, illuminated manuscripts, and sculptures. 2. 🌳 Beautifully manicured gardens with unique designs. 3. 🏛️ The architecture of the center itself is a work of art. 👀 It's not just a museum, it's a destination! #GettyCenter #LosAngeles #ArtMuseum #EuropeanArt #BeautifulGardens #ModernArchitecture

Steven Arnold

weekends to do list | LA's largest climbing gym, Sender One

🧗‍♂️🏞️🧗‍♀️Looking for an awesome weekend activity? 🌟 Head over to Sender One, the largest rock climbing gym in LA, located at 441 Village Way, Santa Ana, CA 92705. 🧗‍♂️🏞️🧗‍♀️ 👧 For the kids, check out Sender City, a dedicated area just for them! For only $32, your little climbers can enjoy an hour of fun-filled adventure. 🏰 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If you're looking for a day-long climbing experience, check out Sender One, the free climbing area. It costs $32 for adults and $27 for kids, allowing you to climb all day! 🌄 🤩 When you arrive, the friendly staff will give you a tour of the entire gym, explaining which areas are open for play and which require guidance. Kids have a limited time to play in their designated area and are always supervised by staff. 😎 🌄 The free climbing area offers two types of climbing: rock climbing and sport climbing. Please note that sport climbing is only available for individuals 14 years and older who have completed the necessary training. 🧗‍♂️🧗‍♀️ So, grab your climbing gear and spend an exciting day at Sender One, the ultimate rock climbing destination in LA! 🧗‍♂️🧗‍♀️💪 📍Location: 11220 Hindry Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90045 #rockclimbing #senderone #weekendactivity #adventureawaits #familyfun #climbinggym #sendercity #losangeles #santaana #getactive #challengeyourself

Christian Russo

🍊California

🌇 **California Sunsets** 📍 California, specifically Los Angeles and San Francisco, is renowned for its breathtaking sunsets. This is largely due to the perfect mix of coastal views, unique topography, and the Pacific Ocean's vast expanse. ✨ **Golden Spot** One must-see location is 629 Golden Gate Ave in San Francisco. Here, the setting sun paints the sky with a dramatic palette of colors, turning the cityscape into a vibrant canvas. 🎨 #CaliforniaSunsets #GoldenGateAve #SanFrancisco #LosAngeles #SunsetSpots #PacificOcean #DramaticSkies #VibrantSunsets #CityscapeView #BreathtakingSunsets

OpalOasis

must-see spots in la: are they worth the hype?

Last weekend, my boyfriend and I finally booked our first trip to LA and San Diego. We’ve been hearing about all the must-see places—Hollywood, Santa Monica Pier, Griffith Observatory, and of course, those famous taco trucks everyone raves about. We spent almost an hour in LA traffic just to get to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and honestly, it was packed with tourists and didn’t feel as glamorous as I expected. The stars on the sidewalk were kind of dirty, and we couldn’t even find half the celebrity names we wanted to see. Santa Monica Pier was beautiful at sunset, but the food was overpriced, and the crowds made it hard to enjoy the view. I’m starting to wonder if these classic LA spots are really worth all the hype, or if there are hidden gems that locals actually prefer. Has anyone found a spot in LA that truly surprised you—maybe a quiet beach, a cozy diner, or a park with a great view? I’d love to hear about places that aren’t swamped with tourists but still give you that real LA feeling. Sometimes I feel like we’re just chasing Instagram photos instead of enjoying the city itself. Anyone else ever feel that way? #LosAngeles #TravelTips #HiddenGems #Travel

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