City commission recognizes the Chicano heritage of Highland Park
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Continue ReadingIn the last three months of 2020, the top 10 posts on the Boulevard Sentinel’s Facebook page reflected the complicated world we all are navigating. Breaking news — a fire in Highland Park and a fatal car crash in Glassell Park — grabbed readers’ attention, as did several posts on local aspects of the pandemic […]
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Residential real estate in Northeast Los Angeles is a seller’s market like no other.
In November, the latest month with full sales data, both the number of homes for sale and the number of homes sold increased in NELA. Inventory rose by 7% year-over-year, boosted by a 34% increase in new monthly listings, while sales increased by 8% year-over-year. It was the third month in a row of rising inventory and sales.
And yet, through it all, home prices just kept climbing.
What’s going on? Click to know.
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Continue ReadingGlassell Park’s Improvement Association got a new Board of Directors last night. Sets the bar for ingenuity, initiative and transparency in public service in 2020.
Continue ReadingCyndi Otteson talks about the most important issues in the race for Los Angeles City Council, 14th District.
Continue ReadingRaquel Zamora talks about the most important issues in the race for Los Angeles City Council, 14th District.
Continue ReadingJohn Jimenez talks about the most important issues in the race for Los Angeles City Council, 14th District.
Continue ReadingMónica García talks about the most important issues in the race for Los Angeles City Council, 14th District.
Continue ReadingKevin de León talks about the most important issues in the race for Los Angeles City Council, 14th District.
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City Council takes the slow road to reform in the face of scandal. Read the latest here.
Continue ReadingOnly technical and bureaucratic hurdles remain before the Oxy Pool can open. When will it open? Read here.
Continue ReadingThe saga of Manny Espana continues.
Continue ReadingFlawed from the start, Metro’s proposed BRT process divides Eagle Rock. We update this story here.
Continue ReadingChildren, Teens, Artists and Audiences to Benefit from grants by U.S Fish and Wildlife Service and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes. Read how here.
Continue ReadingThe 2020 Homeless count in NELA will take place in January 2020. Details are here.
Continue ReadingGentrifying newcomers, residential and commercial meet Activism and Resistance in Highland Park. Here’s our update.
Continue ReadingWant to how you can help the homeless in your neighborhood? SELAH volunteers are doing this now providing weekly suppers, showers, clothing and more. Get started here.
Continue ReadingThere are schedules good and bad. Lani is fighting for a good one for Eagle Rock High. Read about why here.
Continue ReadingThe year 2019 closed out with top honors for local football players, college commitments for three athletes in three sports and athletic achievements by NELA alumni.. Read more here.
Continue ReadingThe Milagro Allegro Community Garden in Highland Park is indeed a happy place. Will it stay happy after Oscar Duarto moves on? Here’s the story. . . . .
Continue ReadingThis Editor’s Notebook contains fun things to do, important things to know, ways to get involved and events to put on your calendar.
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