LA lawmakers threaten landlords with fines as high as $50K in rent-gouging crackdown
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office filed a lawsuit this week against Blueground, a short-term rental company that ...
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Look: NASA’s High-Tech Radar Captures Escalating Landslide Activity Near Los Angeles
The landslide area in California’s Palos Verdes Peninsula is rapidly expanding due to dramatic weather events, says the NASA ...
California’s Coast Is Slipping Away – NASA’s Radar Data Sounds the Alarm
NASA scientists have been tracking an alarming acceleration in landslides on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in California, where ...
Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applications
The PD-General framework improved computational speed by up to 800 times on a consumer-grade Nvidia RTX 4070 compared to ...
NASA radar imagery reveals details about Los Angeles–area landslides
Analysis of data from NASA radar aboard an airplane shows that the decades-old active landslide area on the Palos Verdes ...
What Kind of Los Angeles Will Rise From the Fires?
The city faces a choice: remake itself into something largely familiar or take a bolder path and emerge as a new metropolis.
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CoreLogic and Vexcel Imaging collaborate to provide enhanced visualisation
Catastrophe risk modeller CoreLogic has entered a strategic alliance with Vexcel Imaging, a global leader in aerial imagery to get access to aerial ...
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CoreLogic Provides Enhanced Visualization and Portfolio Impacts on the Los Angeles Wildfires Through New Strategic Relationship with Vexcel Imaging
In response to the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires, CoreLogic has embedded Vexcel’s high-resolution disaster response aerial imagery within CoreLogic Weather Insight™, a platform designed to ...
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Aerial view of Hughes Fire near Los Angeles
Video captured from an airplane shows the smoke and flames from the Hughes Fire near Los Angeles. The Hughes Fire ... "The flames were high enough that I could see them rippling at 10,000 feet ...