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Why a Listing Photo That Works in Silver Lake Can Fail in Encino

The best real estate photography Los Angeles has to offer never follows one formula, because LA is not one housing market.

inkl · Oct 12

LA Man Launches Petition Over a $3,300 Utility Bill, Calling LADWP's Summer Rates a 'Heat Tax'

A San Fernando Valley family received a reported $3,300 LADWP electricity bill after running air conditioning during intense summer heat, prompting a petition for rate relief.

International Business Times UK · Oct 7

Phoenix and Tucson Flood Watches Begin as Hurricane Polo Moisture Raises Flash Flood Risk Through Tuesday Night

Flood watches cover Tucson from Monday morning and Phoenix-area high terrain from late Monday night as Hurricane Polo moisture raises flash flood risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 28

Seven venues, seven wineries: explore the East End, one glass at a time

City Cellar Door is bringing the Hunter Valley to Newcastle's CBD for one day only, and you're invited.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 16

In 1941, comedian Jack Oakie bought a California ranch; decades later his widow fought to save its last 9 acres from development

In 1937, actress Barbara Stanwyck built a roughly 6,000-square-foot residence on a hilltop in Northridge, in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. The house was part of Marwyck Ranch, a roughly 130-acre thoroughbred breeding and training operation associated with Stanwyck and her business partner and agent, Zeppo Marx. The home's architectural…

The Times of India · Sep 1

Shah Rukh Khan has travelled around the world but stayed away from Kashmir for years because of his father, until Yash Chopra finally convinced him and made him visit the Valley

Shah Rukh Khan once revealed that he stayed away from Kashmir for years because his father had wanted to take him there himself. Despite travelling around the world, he kept refusing invitations to visit the Valley until Yash Chopra convinced him to go there while shooting Jab Tak Hai Jaan.

The Economic Times · Aug 31

Dry Land and Newly Fallowed Fields Track with Higher Valley Fever Rates Across Twenty California Counties

A new Science Advances study links shrubland, certain crops, and newly fallowed fields to higher rates of Valley fever across 20 California counties.

Medical Daily · Aug 27

California Farmland Shifts and Newly Fallowed Fields Are Linked to Higher Valley Fever Rates in Nearby Communities

A new California study links dry landscapes, certain crops and recently fallowed fields to higher Valley fever rates. Who faces the most exposure.

Medical Daily · Aug 26

Fresh terror threats put Kashmiri Pandit employees in Valley on edge

Kashmiri Pandit employees face fresh terror threats after personal details appeared online. A shadow group allegedly issued posters with names and addresses of these government workers. Employees have requested enhanced security and an investigation into the information leak. They seek permission for work from home as an immediate precautionary measure.…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

One in Ten Pneumonia Patients Tested at a Phoenix Hospital Had Valley Fever, and a Quarter Were Never Tested

Mayo Clinic Phoenix found that 10 percent of tested pneumonia patients had Valley fever, while 24 percent of admitted patients were never tested.

Medical Daily · Aug 17