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2026-10-08 · New York Post · Technology

SoCal’s bizarre flying saucer house saved from the scrap heap hits market for $1.5M

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2026-09-18 · New York Post · Other

Rare San Francisco houseboat near OpenAI HQ selling for hugely inflated price

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2026-10-20 · New York Post · Entertainment

LA restaurant icon shuttered after 118 years in shock return just months after closing for good

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2026-10-20 · New York Post · Economy/Business

Overnight millionaire boom fuels LA city’s upscale dining craze

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2026-10-14 · New York Post · Other

Struggling Santa Monica’s sudden bakery boom – with $7 croissants and 45-minute wait times

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2026-10-13 · New York Post · Economy/Business

Bulk retail giant Costco eyes former Army base site for massive Oakland warehouse

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2026-09-04 · New York Post

🔮 Solvang specifically has had considerable beef with St. George, too, which could be one reason why his latest proposal was met with such particular ire — his downtown hotel project, the 1704 Mission Hotel and Cottages, was slapped with a stop work order over desired design changes, leading St. George to file a lawsuit against the city, SFGATE reported earlier. assertive

2026-09-15 · New York Post

🔮 Others offered a considerably less sci-fi explanation, arguing that he might have been European or a fashionable guy ahead of the curve. assertive

2026-09-16 · New York Post

🔮 That event, promoted by Coachella creators Goldenvoice and set to star Olivia Dean and The Killers, was scrapped after surf and storm water generated by Hurricane Marie eroded a large portion of the festival site, according to SaMo city officials — though whispers of supposedly sluggish ticket sales spread quickly all over town. assertive

2026-09-17 · New York Post

🔮 While In-N-Out boasts that its fries are made from potatoes that come straight from the farm, sliced inside the restaurant and cooked in 100% sunflower oil, that painstaking freshness can’t stop critics from savaging their texture. “They seem to taste like cardboard and they seem to take pride in how crap they are,” one disgruntled diner said on Reddit — echoing the feelings of many others, including superfan Hilary Duff — who once notably said that while In-N-Out would be her death row meal, she’d skip the fries entirely. assertive

2026-09-17 · New York Post

🔮 The pint-sized spot that Chef Willian Joo and his partner Jennifer So opened in LA’s Pico-Robertson area tied at number five, worldwide, beating out scores of Italian offerings — an astonishing feat that tells the world what Southern California diners already know. “So proud of William and all of our team at both locations working tirelessly to keep up with demand while retaining the highest quality possible,” So wrote on social media following the stunning win. assertive

2026-09-17 · New York Post

🔮 After a catastrophic water main break on Sunset Boulevard in July turned Holloway Drive into a churning river and buried Dialog Cafe under feet of mud and debris, it looks like the cherished community hotspot may have found a lifeline — but it still doesn’t know when it will truly be able to return home. Dialog Cafe announced it will reopen Oct. 3 inside The Sun Rose West Hollywood hotel on the Sunset Strip, beginning a temporary residency with its full menu and, remarkably, the same team it employed before its longtime location was wrecked by flooding. assertive

2026-09-18 · New York Post

🔮 “Over the next couple of weeks we will be selling off everything from furniture, appliances (Espresso machine, grinders, refrigerators), porcelain ware, and art,” they wrote in the post, telling followers to shoot them a direct message or drop by in person to buy up a piece of local coffee history. assertive

2026-09-18 · New York Post

🔮 While nearly $1.75 million for a house might sound inflated, the listing also includes a pleasure boat and use of a separate 40-foot berth to store it in. mixed

2026-09-22 · New York Post

🔮 That secret sauce might just have come with whiskers. mixed

2026-09-22 · New York Post

🔮 Messhall Kitchen, the popular Los Feliz neighborhood hangout housed inside a storied former Brown Derby building, announced it will permanently close Oct. 17 after 14 years in business. assertive

2026-09-25 · New York Post

🔮 The pint-sized Union St. institution will serve its final sandwiches on Oct. 2, according to a social media announcement posted by the business. assertive

2026-09-28 · New York Post

🔮 “We were looking for iconic venues that reflect what Beverly Hills is known for and what people would come to LA and see and want to experience,” she explained. assertive

2026-09-28 · New York Post

🔮 Fans hoping for a telephone may one day get their wish. assertive

2026-09-29 · New York Post

🔮 (Maybe the girls could smell the lie on him even more than the Axe body spray…) assertive

2026-09-29 · New York Post

🔮 The consumers maintain that they relied on the “no sugar added” representation, and if they had known it contained allulose, they either would not have purchased the chocolate chips or would have paid substantially less. mixed

2026-09-30 · New York Post

🔮 The city’s iconic pier is set to transform into a sprawling Swiss-inspired winter market, bringing a taste of the snow-covered peaks to one of Southern California’s famously sunny beaches. assertive

2026-09-30 · New York Post

🔮 And customers are apparently willing to pay for the savings with their time. mixed

2026-10-01 · New York Post

🔮 Despite the fact that would-be diners first have to pay for admission to the Safari Park before spending another chunk of change on food, it’s wildly popular, having reportedly nearly sold out weekend bookings through the end of the year. assertive

2026-10-02 · New York Post

🔮 The country superstar‘s massive Category 10 honky-tonk will officially open Oct. 15 at the Flamingo Las Vegas, transforming the former Margaritaville into a three-story boozy country playground with seven bars, two stages and enough room for 800 people. And it’s setting up a good old-fashioned country showdown on a busy Sin City corner. assertive

2026-10-05 · New York Post

🔮 Espresso Profeta Even caffeine couldn’t keep one Westwood institution awake. assertive

2026-10-06 · New York Post

🔮 But now, aging wave-riders may be taking home a bizarre souvenir from years spent in the surf: strange, fatty growths bulging from their chests. assertive

2026-10-07 · New York Post

🔮 Another customer in Los Angeles pad $40 for In-N-Out to be delivered because they had just gotten home from surgery and couldn’t drive themselves assertive

2026-10-07 · New York Post

🔮 But Souplantation may find somebody sitting in its old seat when it gets back. assertive

2026-10-08 · New York Post

🔮 Designed by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen in the late 1960’s and known as the Futuro, the home was reportedly originally envisioned as a portable ski chalet that could be plopped down practically anywhere – and can even be transported by helicopter. assertive

2026-10-08 · New York Post

🔮 Southern California’s craft beer scene may be drowning in closures, but one experimental newcomer is betting there’s still plenty of life left in the tap. assertive

2026-10-09 · New York Post

🔮 The poster admitted their own contribution to the list might ruffle some feathers: an $8.75 personal 8-inch pizza from Erewhon. mixed

2026-10-09 · New York Post

🔮 Helmed by Chef Willian Joo, Pizzeria Sei specializes in Tokyo-style perfectly blistered Neapolitan-style pies. assertive

2026-10-13 · New York Post

🔮 The bulk-buying behemoth is moving closer to opening its first warehouse in Oakland, with newly filed plans revealing a massive store that could bring roughly 400 jobs and millions in tax revenue. assertive

2026-10-14 · New York Post

🔮 The team had anticipated a low-key debut, staffing the bakery for what they though would be a relatively quiet soft opening. assertive

2026-10-20 · New York Post

🔮 Rocket riches could be fueling a sleepy Los Angeles area city’s sudden interest in the finer things. mixed

2026-10-20 · New York Post

🔮 Hospitality entrepreneur Jeremy Fall and former Mozza Restaurant Group executive Sean Maloney are behind the ambitious revival, and while the beloved French dip will remain the star of the show, its return will include white tablecloths, fancy French fare and even an au jus-infused martini. assertive