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Winds Leave Beverly Hills Customers Without Power
The winds are expected to die down on Tuesday.

Anthea Raymond was a Patch local editor until May 2013.
The winds are expected to die down on Tuesday.

Gusts of over 20 miles an hour are reported just before noon Monday in Echo Park.
Beverly Hills resident Joshua Fard, who filed a similar lawsuit last week, wants other plaintiffs to step up and make it a class action.
A scan of Crimemapping.com data for April 2-8, 2013 shows 14 crimes in Beverly Hills so far--including the spate of auto break ins that led to the arrest of Timothy Alexander Johnson.
The home on Kenilworth goes on the market late last week.
A return to nuts-and-bolts barbering is upon us, and this new shop on Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park is leading the way.
In a touch of LA Marathon deja vue, Sunset Boulevard will be closed from Park Avenue to Hollywood Boulevard during the morning.
The city says it is part of its efforts to improve transparency.
Co-owner Noah Ellis calls out "no-shows" on Twitter, creating a media firestorm and dividing diners.
Mitra Khayyam finds a photo of the singer wearing one of the artist-designed T-shirts she sells around the world.
The lawsuit claims that the city failed to provide adequate time for public comment before issuing construction permits.
LaBonge's endorsement comes Thursday morning at Silver Lake's Meadow, a project the two councilmembers worked on together.
The Wolfgang Puck original is singled out as the essential example of L.A. culinary style.
Councilmembers vote 3-2 to align the city's policy with the California Public Records Act.
"Beverly Hills Tomorrow" features Michael Burns of Lionsgate Studios and Henrik Fisher of Fisker Automotive.
Stores in Glendale and Pasadena are among those donating 5 percent of all proceeds Wednesday to the nonprofit Friends of the Los Angeles River.
Can you not drive anywhere within a two-mile radius of your home?
The theft occurs on Russell Avenue near Talmadge Street, and is caught on camera.
The union representing film and broadcast performers opposed the sale, saying audition tapes should remain private.
James is the third of the former candidates in the race to endorse the Silver Lake resident and council district 13 representative.