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This week in Los Angeles | November 28

November 28, 2025

WELCOME TO LOS ANGELES

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“If someone is slipping up, kindly correct them and point out what they missed. But if you can’t, blame yourself—or no one.”—MARCUS AURELIUS, MEDITATIONS, 10.4

IN THE NEWS

Raising Canes Is Opening On City Walk

Raising Cane’s is bringing its talents to Universal CityWalk and is set to open December 11th.

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Santa Monica To Pay Family For Unlawful Land Seizure

Santa Monica will pay a whopping $350,000 to the descendants of Silas White, a Black entrepreneur whose land was seized in the 1950s to build the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. The settlement includes renaming a street after White and creating an exhibit in his honor.

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Protestors Block Road To LAX On Thanksgiving

LAPD officers in riot gear move in after more than a hundred protesters block Century Blvd. near LAX on the busiest travel day of the year. Frustrated fliers can be seen stuck in traffic as the activists representing culinary workers from UNITE HERE Local 11 block traffic. The protesters are demanding safer working conditions.

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DO YOU KNOW LA?

TAKE A MOMENT TO ANSWER OUR WEEKLY QUIZ QUESTION-TEST YOUR SKILLS!(ANSWER AT THE END OF TODAY’S NEWSLETTER)

What significant event happened to Bruce's Beach in Manhattan Beach, California, in 2022?

A) It was renamed after a famous surfer

B) The land was returned to the descendants of the original Black owners who had it seized in the 1920s

C) It became the first national park dedicated to African American history

D) A luxury resort was built on the property

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DO YOU KNOW LA: QUIZ ANSWER

ANSWER: B) The land was returned to the descendants of the original Black owners who had it seized in the 1920s

In July 2022, Los Angeles County officially returned Bruce's Beach — a beachfront property confiscated from a Black family (Will and Charles Bruce) through eminent domain in the 1920s under racially motivated pretenses — to the descendants of the original owners in a historic act of restitution for racial injustice.

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