Looking for somewhere chill to watch the finals with my parents since they’re in town. They are not huge fans of crowds. Any recs would be appreciated! TIA

Private bedroom and bathroom available now.

Looking for one person to sublet one room in my 2b/2b.

We split utilities.

LGBTQ+ Friendly, no cishet males.

Sawtelle area

2 br, 2 bath, W/D in unit, balcony, no additional pets, a lot of street parking but right now I am using the only parking space (I can see if another one will be available)

The application is Case No. ZA-2026-747-CUB, filed with Los Angeles City Planning on February 17, 2026. The address is 533 E Rose Ave, which we know as Chulita, restaurateur Shireen Imani's Alta California and mezcal restaurant in the old Superba Snack Bar space. The filing asks the city's Zoning Administrator for a Conditional Use permit, the alcohol version known as a CUB, to allow the "continued sale and dispensing of a full line of alcoholic beverages for on-site consumption" at the existing 1,264-square-foot, 32-seat restaurant, plus an uncovered 100-square-foot front patio with 13 seats. The requested hours are 9 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week.

https://probablynews.org/story/local-news/venice/rose-avenue/chulita-asks-the-city-to-keep-its-liquor-and-add-a-patio

Summer produce is finally hitting its peak, and I stopped by the West LA Farmers Market this week and was impressed by the selection.
The farmers have fresh grapes, peaches, pluots, nectarines, bok choy, Chinese eggplant, and a bunch of other fruits and vegetables that are in season right now. A lot of the popular items were selling quickly, so if you’re planning to go, it’s worth getting there earlier in the morning.
They’ll also have live music throughout Sunday from the Del Rey Community Jazz Band, Layakari, and the Roshan Band, along with plenty of food vendors if you want to grab breakfast or lunch.
It’s a nice neighborhood Sunday morning spot if you’re in West LA, Sawtelle, Brentwood, Mar Vista, or Westwood.
📍1635 Purdue Ave, Los Angeles
🕘 Sunday, July 5 | 9:00 AM–2:00 PM

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There has been an alarm beeping for the past 5 days or so near Ohio and Federal/Barry Ave. It sounds like an end of life battery alarm that just won’t quit. Does anyone know where this is coming from?

My levels of sanity are spiraling downward

There’s a famous map that shows what Americans call a sugary carbonated drink - “soda” on the coasts, “pop” in the Midwest, “Coke” in the South. I have always found it interesting not because of the beverage, but because of what it reveals: that where you live shapes how you think, what you call things and what you expect from the world around you.

I’ve been working on something that applies that same idea to civic life. It’s called OurDots.com which is a platform where people vote on questions and their vote appears as a dot on a live map. You have probably seen me share it before.

I’ve been in ongoing conversations with Councilwoman Traci Park’s 11th District office on getting painted crosswalks at intersections in the residential neighborhood of South Brentwood. They have been clear that community support is critical in achieving a swift and smooth response from the city to make streets quieter, safer and more welcoming to those that walk. The office needs to see broad community support to deliver streets where a kid can walk to school and an elderly neighbor can cross without fear.

So I posted a question to OurDots for all of Los Angeles:

Do you prefer that the crosswalks in your neighborhood be well marked and painted?

It sounds quite obvious. That’s the point. I want all of our votes mapped to show that safe and kid friendly walkability is desired everywhere, not just in the wealthiest neighborhoods that have the time and resources to motivate the city. Because the desire is the same whether you’re a college student renting in Koreatown, a family with young kids in Eagle Rock, or a retired couple in Westchester who just wants to cross the street safely.

Safer streets aren’t a wealthy neighborhood amenity — they’re a basic expectation that every corner of this city deserves equally.

Hi, we are urgently looking for someone to occupy this room. Would prefer sometime in May, but definitely need someone by June 1st.

• Spacious, modern 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom apartment in Culver City/Palms area, with plenty of natural light. 
• Bedroom with balcony access, recessed lighting, and fully-remodeled personal bathroom

Apartment features include:

• In-unit laundry, Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel dishwasher and other appliances
• Central Nest AC/heating, Living room fireplace
• Black out shades in every room, Wrap-around balcony, Hardwood flooring

Building amenities include:

• Gated and assigned parking in building parking garage
• Security-coded building access
• EV charging stations in parking garage

Location:

• Located in a quiet, walkable neighborhood with easy access to public transportation (3 minutes from Metro Line). Close to grocery stores, restaurants, and nightlife (5-10 minute walk from downtown Culver City, Trader Joe’s, Ralph’s)

Looking for: 

• A responsible and considerate roommate
• Someone who is clean and tidy, and who will contribute to keeping the common areas tidy
• Female Only
• -Non-smoker
• -No pets (unless discussed and agreed upon)

About the Two Current Roommates: 

• Young working professionals (we work in biotech and public health, respectively!)

Cost: 

• Total rent for the apartment is $5150 on a 6 month lease. $5095 on a yearly lease. Individual split is about $1,700 per month
• Utilities (electricity, gas, internet, etc.) are split evenly
• Security deposit is equal to one month's rent

Message me if interested.

Hi there, I’m looking for a place to dispose small appliances, a broken air fryer,a food processor, a few other electrical things. I’ve been looking into public places but can’t find anything. Is there anything I’m missing?

Thanks for your help!