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I am here because I have to be here from a divorce, but as soon as [my kids are] 18, I'll be able to leave. I'll spend a lot of time in Cambodia. I'll spend time visiting my family members wherever they may be in the world.

Pebblebrook Hotel Trust was shopping the Montrose hotel, but after tourism fell off a cliff, revenues flatlined and costs skyrocketed, the appeal was not obvious.

To build a home at the base of the San Jacinto Mountains is to negotiate a paradox: the natural beauty demands attention while the wind and unforgiving California sun require refuge.

The January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires destroyed about 12,000 homes and caused more than $50 billion in damage, with most losses tied to the Eaton and Palisades fires, which were contained by Jan. 31, 2025.

"To lose this piece of history, the only home that Monroe ever owned, would be a devastating blow for historic preservation and for a city where less than 3% of historic designations are associated with women's heritage," said Councilmember Traci Park.

"We're really excited," Dana Pouwels, head of airport lounge benefits at JPMorgan Chase, told Fast Company in an interview. "Dallas is opening this year, and Los Angeles will be opening within the next 12 months."

The 7.5M undersea earthquake off the northeastern coast of Japan prompted a brief tsunami warning early Monday, felt hundreds of miles away in Tokyo.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez purchased a contemporary Georgian-style estate in Beverly Hills for $60.8 million in May 2023, marking the most expensive celebrity real estate transaction that year.

"The myth in this city is that this is 18 minutes... and pigs can fly. If this was your money would you spend it like this? In 25 years Metro hasn't finished one project on time, one project on budget, and has the most cost per mile of any metro in the US."

Laguna Beach takes its history and cultural heritage seriously—from the earliest Western settlers who set up artist studios, to our Indigenous peoples who made this special place home thousands of years ago.

"With the City Council's approval, PSP takes another bold step forward, ensuring it remains not only a gateway for travelers but a source of pride for the communities we serve."

Galliard Homes reduced the amount of affordable housing in the project's housing stock from 35 per cent to just 10 per cent, citing increased construction costs and changing building regulations as key factors.

The lawsuit accuses the developer of violating its contract with Elliman, including a term requiring it to pay the brokerage $250,000 if it was fired from the project without cause.