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City councilmembers are auditing Occupy L.A. to learn just how much the 60-day encampment cost taxpayers. Police Chief Charlie Beck said the estimated $1 million price tag could have been much worse. Photo Credit: Feed Loader Read more: LAPD: Occupy L.A. Costs Could Have Been Higher
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles is currently showing, “ICONS”, a small retrospective of Kenneth Anger’s work. The show at MoCA may be reminiscent of a 2009 retrospective at MoMA PS1 in New York City, as it revolves closely to the “Magick Lantern Cycle” series which Anger put together as suitable films for public screening. more › Original post: ICONS: Kenneth Anger at MoCA with Technicolor Performance Tonight
Try to wrap your brain around these numbers: it is estimated that 12,000 feral cats are roaming the streets of the ZIP code 90037 — a two-square mile of South Los Angeles that’s roughly centered on Vermont Avenue and Vernon Avenue. more › Continue reading here: Feline Figures: An Estimated 12,000 Feral Cats Roam the Los Angeles ZIP Code 90037
Thanks for tossing that monkey wrench into our weekend plans, Pacific storm. L.A. should expect moderate to heavy rain starting early Sunday morning, and local mountain regions should prepare for snow. more › More: Wet Weather Alert: Rain In The Basin, Snow In The Mountains
Were you one of the estimated 30,000 participants who took part in the the 27th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles on Sunday? The West Hollywood event was bolstered by the appearance of well-known AIDS activists, celebrities, and the fundraising walkers, whose dedication helped bring in a total of $3,005,014 to fight AIDS and provide vital care for people living with HIV in Los Angeles. more › Read more from the original source: AIDS Walk Los Angeles Draws 30K Walkers, Raises Over $3M
