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Matt Tinoco
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Co-Host, LA Podcast
Beats
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Adult, CBD
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By Matt Tinoco Verified|LAistVerifiedHalcyon Selfmade outside a motel in Hollywood. (Matt Tinoco/LAist)Our news is free on LAist. To make sure you get our coverage:Sign up for our daily newsletters. To support our non-profit public service journalism:Donate Now. When the new homeless shelter opened on Hollywood's Schrader Boulevard in March 2019, Halcyon Selfmade was one of the first people to move inside.
By Matt Tinoco Verified|LAistVerifiedCream of the Crop, pre whitewashing. (Photo by Daron via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr) Cream of the Crop, the mural pictured above, had become a symbol for the Arts District's Renaissance. First completed back in 2011, by a team of German and Australian artists, Cream of the Crop offered Angelenos a colorful signifier that the neighborhood occupied while viewing it was, indeed, somehow more avant-garde than the blander parts of the city they had come from.
By Emily Henderson, Brian Frank, Matt Tinoco Verified, Sharon McNary Verified|LAistVerifiedSouthern California is expecting another scorching heat wave this weekend. The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for parts of Los Angeles and Orange counties starting Friday and running through Labor Day. The hottest day is expected to be Sunday, when the San Gabriel and San Fernando valleys could hit 115 degrees. David Sweet with the National Weather Service says the lack of sea breezes means the beaches will also be warmer than usual.
Company Info
LA Podcast
Founded: 2018