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want to meet at City Market

josefakliem wants to browse a market at City Market

Fri, Nov 13 · 9:00 PM

looking for Male, Female

3h ago

1w from now

jolandadieckma… wants to browse a market at City Market

looking for Female

5d ago

Local market hunt + lunch after.

want to meet at The Spot

christella wants to take a walk at The Spot

looking for Male, Female

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4h ago

1d from now

christiana wants to visit a temple at The Spot

Sat, Oct 31 · 7:30 PM

looking for Female

1w ago

Quiet visit, then tea nearby.

jolandadieckma… wants to take a walk at The Spot

looking for Female

2w ago

Easy stroll, 1-2h, no rush.

yinalee wants to visit a temple at The Spot

looking for Female, Non-binary

5mos ago

want to meet at Common Place

angelica wants to do some sport at Common Place

Sat, Nov 7 · 9:30 PM

looking for Male

6h ago

1d from now

Casual workout buddy.

christella wants to do some sport at Common Place

looking for Male, Female

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2d ago

irmela wants to do some sport at Common Place

looking for Male

1w ago

christella wants to do some sport at Common Place

looking for Male, Female

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1w ago

jolandadieckma… wants to do some sport at Common Place

looking for Female

2w ago

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Los Angeles landlord deposit dispute 2026

Innovative Dining Group · #deposit #landlord #tenant

My landlord at an Innovative Dining Group building on the westside is trying to keep most of my deposit for what he calls wear and tear, and I want to push back before it goes to small claims. Has any… My landlord at an Innovative Dining Group building on the westside is trying to keep most of my deposit for what he calls wear and tear, and I want to push back before it goes to small claims. Has anyone dealt with the LA housing department or a tenant attorney who actually gets results on these? I'm also wondering if the 21 day itemized statement rule still applies the same way in 2026.

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evchen local · 1d

The 21 day rule under Civil Code 1950.5 hasn't changed, and the LA Housing Department won't touch deposit disputes, so go straight to the Santa Monica or LA Superior Court small claims self-help desk.

elisebauch local · 1d

Innovative Dining Group runs restaurants, not apartments, so double check who actually holds your lease before filing.

irmela local · 1d

Also snap dated photos before you hand back keys, since burden flips to the landlord only if he misses that 21 day window.

melisande · 1d

Yep, and make sure the photos are timestamped or emailed to yourself, since a plain camera roll doesn't prove when u took them.

avamor local · 1d

Agreed, though I'd add that filing fees run around $30 to $75 and you can ask the judge to tack them onto what he owes you.

lenagrant local · 1d

Stanley Mosk courthouse on Hill St handles those filings too, and the clerk there actually walks you through the forms.

josefaklie… local · 23h

Filing window's 8:30 to 4:30, get there before lunch.

ethankim local · 1d

One thing to add: you can also file online through the court's e-filing portal, which saves a trip downtown.

angelica local · 1d

you still have to send a demand letter first, certified mail with return receipt, judges want to see you tried before filing

christella local · 1d

Send it within 30 days of the statement, or the penalty claim gets weaker.

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Adventure Park ticket prices in Los Angeles 2026

Adventure Park · #park #locals #ticket

I live about fifteen minutes from the park and keep hearing that locals pay a different gate price than what's posted online. What's the actual walk up rate for a single day ticket in 2026, and does t… I live about fifteen minutes from the park and keep hearing that locals pay a different gate price than what's posted online. What's the actual walk up rate for a single day ticket in 2026, and does the local zip code discount still apply at the window? I'm trying to figure out whether to buy ahead or just show my ID at the gate.

Reply 10 Share · 6h

lenagrant local · 6h

Window rate's higher, like $10 more. Bring ID.

evchen local · 6h

The $10 gap is about right for a single day, but the zip code discount stopped applying at the gate last summer. You have to buy online and verify your address there, so showing ID at the window won't get you the local rate anymore.

angelica local · 5h

yep online only now, sucks

johannafri… · 6h

Bringing ID still helps for some add-ons but not the local rate itself.

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ethankim local · 6h

ID only works if you bought online first.

evchen local · 5h

Yeah, online first then scan at the gate.

christiana local · 5h · -5

so true, and dont forget u gotta verify the address before checkout or the gate scan just gives you the regular rate.

-5

christella local · 6h

Online verification is what actually gets you the local rate.

irmela local · 4h

right, and verify before checkout or it wont stick

elisebauch local · 5h

Rate gap's real but the ID part no longer gets you the local price.

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