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الخدمات منذ 15 د كن أول من يجيب • Mathieu Lambert

My neighborhood is being shut down for 5 days for a production that is filming. My street that gives access to my driveway is shut down, and every single nearby side street is also shut down. I'm wondering if it's reasonable to ask for compensation or parking arrangements from the production company.

I'm moving my family of 5 to Los Angeles next year after living in upstate NY. I've shopped at Wegmans pretty much exclusively my whole life. The areas I'm looking to live (Fullerton, Pasadena, Long Beach) seem to have so many different grocery stores.

I live in the LA County, close to Harbor City, and I'm used to going to Kaiser for all my medical needs. I'm switching to a new company that only offers Anthem Blue Cross PPO, and I'm not sure what to expect. I'm worried about finding doctors and getting lab and pharmacy services in the same building, like I do at Kaiser. I also have weekly mental health appointments, which were covered by Kaiser without any extra cost. Can anyone tell me about their experience with Blue Cross PPO, especially with Cedar Sinai or Harbor UCLA?

الخدمات منذ 1 يوم الإجابات: 8 • Mathieu Lambert

I'm moving from Van Nuys to Tarzana and was quoted $2,680 by Northstar for a 2 bedroom apartment, no elevators, and a lot of furniture. Is this average?

المواصلات منذ 1 يوم الإجابات: 6 • Helene

I was parked on the handicap lines in a parking lot in Los Angeles, but only 3-4 inches of my tire was over the line. I got a ticket for $363, and I'm wondering if I can fight it or if I should just pay it.

اللياقة والرياضة منذ 1 يوم الإجابات: 4 • Rafael P

I need some dopamine and want to pet some dogs and/or cats.

الحياة الليلية منذ 1 يوم الإجابات: 2 • Caleb

I've been a lifelong LA resident, working in hospitality, and I'm looking to see a concert at The Wiltern in early Feb 2027. I've never been there before, so I'm curious about the venue, ideal seats, and other considerations.

I'm attending an event at Hollywood and Vine and I have mobility issues. I'm willing to pay more to be closer, but I'd like to know if there are any affordable options for parking that are open until at least 10pm.

We live in Echo Park and want to explore all options for our 3yo (turning 4 in January). My wife and I both work busy jobs, so we're thinking it might benefit us to have some help.

I've been applying to various retail sales jobs in the San Fernando Valley area, but no one seems to be hiring. I have 1.5 years of customer service experience, and I'd love to add retail sales to my resume. Do you guys have any suggestions?

I'm visiting LA and need to buy a portable AC, but I'm not sure where to go. I've checked the websites of Home Depot, Best Buy, and Lowe's, but their inventory isn't always accurate.

المواصلات منذ 3 يوم الإجابات: 8 • Juliana V

I'm visiting LA for the first time from Oct 17th-Oct 20th by myself. I want to visit Santa Monica Pier, do a whale tour near Long Beach, visit Rodeo Drive/Beverly Hills, and do the Griffith Observatory. I've secured a rental for $90 for my entire stay, plus gas and parking.

I've heard conflicting advice about El Niño, some saying to prepare for serious flooding and outages, while others think the warnings are overblown. I'd like to know what's actually worth preparing for.

My landlord in Pasadena wants to sell the condo we're renting and is offering us a buyout. The city's notice says the minimum amount they can offer is $11,895, but I've read that the average buyout this year has been $25,000. Should we review this with a tenant lawyer before making a decision?

أخرى منذ 4 يوم الإجابات: 2 • Juliana V

I'm visiting LA for a week in October and staying in North Hollywood with a car. I'm open to exploring, but would love some suggestions for restaurants, places to hike, museums, beaches, dispensaries, and overall just places to experience.

I've been visiting LA every winter from the UK and I'm loving the sunshine, beaches, and food. My question is, does it always feel like this when you live here, or does it get more 'real life' when you have a week off?

I've noticed some Apple Stores have long lines and not-so-friendly staff, while others seem to be more pleasant and helpful. Are there any Apple Stores in LA that stand out for their good or bad service?

I'm considering a job near 7th Street/Metro Center and I currently live in Los Feliz. I'd be in the office three days a week. Outside work, I train martial arts and would like to try local run clubs. I enjoy lively, walkable areas and being able to get out and meet people.

I recently broke up with my boyfriend after he confessed to catching an STD on a work trip. I had to leave our apartment today because his name was on the lease. I'm in a tough spot financially and I'm not sure where to turn for help.

My girlfriend and I are visiting Los Angeles from Germany, and we're going to our first ever American football game this Saturday: Oregon Ducks @ USC Trojans at the LA Memorial Coliseum. We're both tourists and have never been to a college football game before, so we're really excited but also have absolutely no idea how early we should arrive.