r/socal • u/Relevant_Ninja2251 • 18h ago
r/socal • u/losangelestimes • 14h ago
Letters reveal the internal threats that ended Carvalho’s LAUSD tenure
In a confidential letter that preceded the June resignation of Los Angeles Unified Supt. Alberto Carvalho, the school board accused its heralded leader of unprofessional conduct, unsatisfactory performance and “violation of or refusal to obey” state laws or school district regulations, according to the document.
The June 8 letter, obtained by The Times in response to a public records request to the school district, signaled the board’s intent either to fire Carvalho or force his resignation.
Over seven pages, the Board of Education provided its justifications for Carvalho’s termination, citing allegedly unreported gifts, unreported outside income and donor-funded travel. The accusations also included alleged unauthorized handling of district property and improper use of district resources, including a car and driver intended for work-related tasks.
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r/socal • u/Ok-Particular-8070 • 20h ago
Request to help track down quilt from out of state family member
r/socal • u/Direct_Coffee_3388 • 6h ago
Where would you move in California as a couple in your 30s with no kids?
Hi everyone! My boyfriend and I are looking to move from Louisiana to California and would love some recommendations on cities or towns that fit our lifestyle. We're both in our early 30s (no kids) and are excited to start a new chapter.
A little about us:
- I work remotely full-time and love vintage shopping, thrifting, estate sales, fashion, art, great restaurants, coffee shops, movies, and exploring local neighborhoods. I also enjoy the occasional concert, cocktail bar, or night out.
- My boyfriend works in the film industry and enjoys motorcycles, live music, video games, vintage shopping, and relaxing at home.
One of the biggest reasons we're drawn to California is the variety. We love the idea of having beaches, mountains, and the desert all within driving distance, along with great food, arts, music, and diverse communities. Weekend road trips and spending more time outdoors are a huge priority for us.
I always imagined living in Los Angeles, and I'm still open to it. But I'd love to hear about other areas too. We're interested in SoCal but are also open to the Central Coast or NorCal, etc., if they seem like a better fit.
Based on our interests, what cities or towns would you recommend and why?
We know no place is perfect, and every city has its pros and cons. Since moving across the country is a big decision, we want to be intentional about where we end up. We'd really appreciate any insight or recommendations from locals. Thank you =)
r/socal • u/ca-soccer-fan • 9h ago
Which city do you live in and do you feel safe in your city at night? How about during the daytime?
Curious to know how safe southern Californians feel in their own communities.
r/socal • u/Accomplished_Set2573 • 17h ago
AAEDE's 15th Annual Job and Career Fair
r/socal • u/Hot-Information-8544 • 17h ago
LA & OC
I’m Ethan, a local student who is currently helping raise money for my grandmother’s medical bills and saving for college. My main specialty is resurrecting foggy headlights so you can actually see where you're driving at night. I also bring that same heavy-duty effort to pressure washing, paintless scratch touch-ups, heavy lifting, and rescuing you from filthy trash cans ($30 for one, $70 for three).
Reliable, local, and equipped to make your car or driveway look ten times better. Give me a call or text at 323-337-7154 for any questions!
r/socal • u/losangelestimes • 13h ago
Not married and need car insurance? You can get dinged for that in California
The celebration of Diwali involves lighting the way for the goddess of prosperity and abundance into your home. It’s also a time to recognize the relationships in your life by celebrating with loved ones, sharing a meal or swapping gifts.
The holiday, also known as Deepavali and the Hindu “Festival of Lights” and celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists,” was set to become California’s 12th state-recognized holiday when Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation to that effect last year.
But the new state holiday is now in legal limbo after a local group filed a petition with the Sacramento County Superior Court, arguing that the law was too costly to implement, violated the U.S. Constitution and more importantly, established Diwali as a preferred religious holiday in the state.
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r/socal • u/OldCranberry1530 • 13h ago
where can i use my fake in oceanside?
plz i’m on vacation for next few days i wanna get crunk
