Barry Lank is a journalist who focuses on local news in Los Angeles, specifically in the Eastside area. He covers a range of topics including development projects, community events, crime, and human interest stories. With his articles for The Eastsider, Barry aims to keep residents informed about the issues and events that impact their neighborhoods.
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Barry Lank's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, announcements, and private sector activities in Los Angeles and California. His articles often cover topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, real estate industry, as well as crime and community development.
If you are reaching out to Barry, consider offering insights or stories related to local neighborhood developments, real estate trends within Los Angeles communities (especially affordable housing initiatives), or human-interest pieces focusing on families impacted by local events. Additionally, pitches about the revitalization of specific neighborhoods or cultural landmarks in the area would likely align with his coverage interests.
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A morning walk turned into a nightmare for Sarah Herring when she was randomly stabbed near Echo Park. Thanks to a vigilant neighborhood watch, the suspect was quickly apprehended. Learn more about this harrowing incident and the community's response.
By: Barry Lank
A round up the latest real estate news.
Discover how the Los Angeles Department of Transportation plans to improve the complex intersection at Sunset and Hollywood Boulevards in East Hollywood, aiming for safer and faster pedestrian and vehicle crossings.
The latest real estate news from Echo Park, Los Feliz, and Silver Lake
Echo Park -- Police have blocked streets near Glendale Boulevard and Berkeley Street as they search for two men who jumped out of an allegedly stolen U-Haul truck.
By: Barry Lank, Daniella Gerson
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Griffith Park: Those driving through Griffith Park should get ready for a major change: Vehicle lanes along a stretch of Crystal Springs Drive will be reduced from two to one in each direction as the city adds biking and pedestrian paths as well as a buffer separating those areas from traffic.
At least one more day of unseasonably warm weather is on tap for interior portions of the Southland, with excessive heat warnings or advisories in place for many areas and triple-digit temperatures still likely in the Antelope Valley.
By: Barry Lank
A round up the latest real estate news.
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