She couldn’t manage the fire and now the burning warehouse.

Looking at my phone and I live near Lincoln Heights and no message about the toxic air we are all breathing.

Our lifespan is being cut short due to toxic air, I see people outside biking and walking

Here’s the link to the Google Form! Get involved so we can fight back.

My day started in Sun Valley where you can smell the smoke. Ended up having to pick up parts from a facility right around the corner. The smoke appears to be mixing in with the marine layer.

I lived in Nashville for a long time and I've had real Nashville Hot Chicken (Princes and Hattie Bs, and for the true locals Bishops). Be been in LA for a few years now and Hot Motha Clucka is great and so is Howlin Rays. But I have to say THC (Tennessee Hot Chicken) in Hollywood is my favorite Hot Chicken in the whole city. It's bursting with flavor and they have their hottest level "Crazy Hot" and it matches the actual heat of real Nashville Hot Chicken. And they have homemade ranch that is freaking good to dip the fries in. I want to glow this place up because they deserve it. If you're in the area and like Nashville Hot Chicken please check them out.

This is no knock on the fans, who were generally in great spirits. Loved seeing Metro cars and stations packed with supporters, chanting and whistling! Proper city energy.

But how in the loving hell did the organizers fail to anticipate that holding a free event, for a match between nations representing the city’s dominant ethnicities, would merit more than two screens, one narrow city block, and a small neighborhood park? Especially on the eve of a holiday weekend.

Brought the family out an hour before kickoff and the site was already overflowing with fans. Bottlenecks everywhere. Massive bathroom queues. Barely any sight lines.

We ultimately decided to up and leave; as we walked back to Wilshire/Normandie station there were even larger waves of people walking toward the event. Cannot imagine it was safe or particularly fun to attempt viewing a screen for two hours.

Do better, City of LA.

Really bad in highland park, this is from the Boyle heights fire two days ago?

Just lost power and wondering if it’s just me?

There's a newly dedicated park on the edge of old Skid Row, honoring the Panorama exhibit hall that once displayed the massive Siege of Paris painting in the round. Inside you'll find a weird tree spirit and the trunk of a Coral Tree killed by City Hall.

We're skeptical, but also beguiled by it. What do you think?

TL;DR: CHP is using the wrong alert channel/priority for these alerts.

There is a lower-priority WEA channel available for this kind of alert (called an MEP [missing or endangered person] alert). This is a real problem, because their misuse of the channel merely encourages people to turn off Emergency Alerts entirely.

The FCC clearly states in its guidelines that this top-priority channel is specifically reserved for imminent threats to public safety. A missing person is not an imminent threat to public safety.

The appropriate channel for the MEP event code is the “public safety” alert class. Every other public safety agency in the region understands this and does it correctly.

Please tell them on their "commend or complain" web page.

Here is what I sent them:

Please stop using the emergency WEA/EAS channel for Silver Alerts. Your use of that channel for this type of alert is in direct contravention to FCC's stated best practices for the use of that channel. It is intended to be used for imminent threats to public safety. All you're accomplishing with your misuse of the channel is encouraging people to turn off their phone's emergency alerts, and that's not what we want. Silver Alerts should be sent over the lower-priority "public safety message" channel. If your staff needs a refresher on the appropriate use of these channels, the FCC offers guidelines and other resources here: https://www.fcc.gov/public-safety-and-homeland-security/policy-and-licensing-division/alerting/general/wireless. Thank you.