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Texas man mails $50 to Langer's Deli after he couldn't remember if he tipped his server

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By Brittney Ermon Verified
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Wanting to do the right thing, a Texas man mailed $50 to Langer's Deli after he couldn't remember if he tipped his server. ESPN writer Roberto Jose Andrade-Franco was in Los Angeles for work when he stopped at the MacArthur Park restaurant with friends. After trying the world-famous pastrami, he said he got distracted as he was saying goodbye. "It wasn't until I was on the road that I was like, 'Oh man, did I remember the tip?" he said.
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LA City Council votes to end camping ban in parts of city

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By Brittney Ermon Verified
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Los Angeles City Council members on Tuesday approved a resolution to remove 12 anti-camping zones around Hollywood, ending a years-long ban that prevented people from sitting, sleeping or camping in certain areas. Councilman Hugo Soto-Martinez, who represents Hollywood, pushed for the change. He argued that city restrictions don't actually solve the homelessness issue, and instead force unhoused people to move from one block to the next.
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Some West Hollywood residents still can't return home a month after water main break

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By Brittney Ermon Verified
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Some West Hollywood residents still can't move back into their homes almost one month after a broken pipe flooded streets and buildings. Although the floodwaters have receded, bills are still piling up for residents like Firozeh Daneshiansani. "I've been very conservative about how much to eat, how much to drink," Daneshiansani said.
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