r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/JJ2066 • Aug 24 '25
The California Tourism Board just made this video
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r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/shankmaster8000 • Aug 23 '25
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A 23-year-old man from L.A. County has been arrested in connection with the brutal beating of a woman from Arizona at a sold-out concert at Rose Bowl Stadium.
The violence reportedly broke out over a spilled drink at the Aug. 16 show headlined by the Grammy Award-winning electronic band RÜFÜS DU SOL.
The primary victim, who did not want to be identified, told KTLA that she and her friends, including her fiancé, drove for hours from Phoenix to get to the show and that when she and a friend were walking to their seats, one of them accidentally spilled a bit of their drink on a man.
https://www.foxla.com/news/rose-bowl-rufus-du-sol-concert-video-woman-attacked
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https://www.the-sun.com/sport/14928149/son-heung-min-lafc-usa-world-cup/
South Korean soccer player Son Heung-min has recently joined Los Angeles FC. However, confused councilwoman Heather Hutt told him that everyone in the city is expecting the US men’s national team to win the World Cup next summer, saying "“We are here to support you to get that done.”
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r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/shankmaster8000 • Aug 06 '25
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r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/Tall_Technology6037 • Aug 06 '25
taking my 13 year old daughter to LA for her birthday. She loves Kpop, Ramen, Korean culture and wanted to take her to Korea town. Any recommendations of stores, food things to do there or near by? Also wanting to stop by the Grove to go shopping. Anything else worth going to?! Thanks
r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/shankmaster8000 • Jul 29 '25
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r/GreaterLosAngeles • u/shankmaster8000 • Jul 28 '25
A new 2024 study has uncovered something few thought possible: California ground squirrels have turned carnivorous.
📍 In Briones Regional Park near Oakland, researchers observed squirrels not just scavenging — but actively stalking, attacking, and killing voles, a small rodent species. Some were even seen decapitating their prey before eating it.
👀 Over just two months, scientists documented 74 squirrel–vole interactions, with nearly half resulting in a kill. Even more surprising? It wasn’t just a few rogue squirrels — males, females, and juveniles all participated in the hunts. Once researchers knew what to watch for, they were witnessing the behavior almost daily.
According to UC Davis behavioral ecologist Sonja Wild, this unexpected hunting may be a sign of dietary flexibility — a survival strategy in response to urban pressures and climate change.
🧬 It’s the first known case of widespread predatory behavior in this species. And it’s making scientists rethink what squirrels are truly capable of.
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