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Fury as developers use hidden ‘loophole’ to build hundreds of homes on wildfire hotspot: ‘Absurd’

Par : Jamie Paige

25 février 2026 à 05:21

Los Angeles is racing to block a plan to bulldoze a former golf course and pack dense “affordable” apartments into one of the city’s most dangerous fire zones.

Rory Sykes and Shelley Sykes home loss in Palisades Fire

The Palisades Fire burns intensely on a hillside at night, viewed from the Sykes' home.

Bob Blumenfield standing in front of a black gate with orange trees behind it, gesturing with his right hand.

Aerial view of Woodland Hills Country Club showing the clubhouse and golf course.

A golf cart on a green golf course surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.

Golf course with a lake and "WHCC" spelled out in hedges.

LA’s sex-slave strip is growing — and Sacramento let it happen: Gov candidate

Par : Jamie Paige

23 février 2026 à 20:17

A notorious stretch of South Los Angeles known as “the Blade” has become a focal point in California’s 2026 governor’s race, as Republican candidate Steve Hilton spotlights open-air prostitution, human trafficking and the exploitation of minors along South Figueroa Street.

Two women, sex workers, interacting with a car at night on South Figueroa St. in Los Angeles.

Sex workers on South Figueroa St. in Los Angeles, California.

Steve Hilton wearing a bulletproof vest and pointing, standing in a doorway.

Sex workers on South Figueroa St. in Los Angeles, California.

A sex worker in a leopard print jacket and clear heels stands on South Figueroa Street in Los Angeles at night.

A person standing next to a car at night on South Figueroa St. in Los Angeles.

A sex worker in a leopard-print swimsuit and jacket walks down South Figueroa St. at night.

A woman in a short pink outfit and black jacket stands on a street with cars parked along the side at night.

Calif. Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton in a car on South Figueroa St.

A figure walks down a street at night, illuminated by car headlights.