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Times Newsroom. Compass Exceptional, single-level, four-bedroom residence, privately nestled in coveted Southwest Pasadena. Designed by Robert Ainsworth, AIA, and thoughtfully reimagined for today\u2019s living. Formal living room and adjacent sunroom with bar and full- length glass accordion wall, opening to the expansive patio for seamless California living. Chef\u2019s kitchen with central skylight. Spacious primary wing with lounging area; opulent bath; luxurious dressing suite; private study.<\/p>\n

Property includes bonus detached guest suite, secluded backyard retreat and covered outdoor entertainment patio. Smart home automation. George Penner (626) 807-8558 george.penner@compass.com georgepennerteam.com Location: 154 South Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena 91105 Asking Price: $4,500,000 Year Built: 1936, Reimagined 2020 Living Area: 3,644 sq ft (per assessor), 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms Features: Exceptional Southwest Pasadena location; extensive renovation beginning 2020; pool and spa addition; outdoor patio and entertaining bar; smart home automation; separate 2-car garage with workshop space The Details Sotheby\u2019s International Realty Located on a block of early 20th century bungalows, this gated 1906 storybook charmer sits on a privately landscaped lot in Hollywood Grove, Los Feliz\u2019 only Historic Preservation Zone.<\/p>\n

Thoughtfully restored, it blends vintage character with bright modern style. A wraparound porch leads to a living room with original fireplace, wainscot and windows. The dining room connects to a remodeled kitchen with banquette and chef\u2019s appliances. The backyard offers a lagoon pool, waterfall, gazebo and a detached two- car garage. Close to Franklin Village and Griffith Park. Rick Yohon (323) 270-1725 Rick.Yohon@Sothebys.Realty rickyohon.com Location: 1926 North Wilton Place, Los Feliz 90068 Asking Price: $2,487,000 Year Built: 1906 Living Area: 2,200 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Features: 1906 storybook charmer; historic Hollywood Grove location; wraparound porch; original woodwork; remodeled kitchen; flexible third bedroom; primary suite; lagoon pool with waterfall; gazebo; detached garage; updated systems The Details Open Sunday, 1-4 pm Compass is a licensed real estate broker (01991628) in the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws.<\/p>\n

All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdraw without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. Exact dimensions can be obtained by retaining the services of an architect or engineer.<\/p>\n

This is not intended to solicit properties already listed. $24,500,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath $16,890,000 | 6 Bed | 7 Bath $27,000,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath $16,450,000 | Approx.<\/p>\n

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announced Friday \u2014 two days after FBI agents raided his home and office related to an undisclosed criminal investigation. Andres Chait, a senior LAUSD administrator who has served as chief of school operations, was named act- ing superintendent, an an- nouncement made by board President Scott Schmerel- son. \u201cI know that this is a very challenging time,\u201d Schmerelson said, \u201cand I want you to know that the Board believes in you, sup- ports you and know that you will all continue to do your very best to support the stu- dents and families of the dis- trict.\u201d<\/p>\n

It was not clear whether Schmerelson was address- ing Carvalho, the communi- ty or both. After his remarks, board members quickly exited the room in silence. The FBI has not accused Carvalho of wrongdoing, but sources told The Times that Carvalho is a target of an in- vestigation into AllHere, a defunct company that de- signed an all-purpose chat- bot for the nation\u2019s second- largest school system. In a statement, the dis- trict said the action was tak- en to show \u201cleadership re- mains focused on the mis- sion of providing world-class teaching and learning in the classroom.<\/p>\n

While we under- stand the need for informa- tion, we cannot discuss the specifics of this matter pending investigation.\u201d The district also released a statement from Chait, who said: \u201cOur focus remains clear: to ensure stability, continuity, and strong lead- ership for our students, fam- ilies, and employees.\u201d The chatbot was un- veiled in March 2024 and qui- etly withdrawn from limited Schools chief put on leave after FBI searches L.A.<\/p>\n

Unified names acting superintendent as feds vet Carvalho, who isn\u2019t charged. By Howard Blume [See Carvalho, A9] The morning after Net- flix clinched its deal to buy Warner Bros., Paramount Skydance Chairman David Ellison assembled a war room of trusted advisors, in- cluding his billionaire father, Larry Ellison. Furious at Warner Bros. Discovery Chief David Za- slav for ending the auction, the Ellisons and their team began plotting their come- back on that crisp Decem- ber day.<\/p>\n

To rattle Warner Bros. Discovery and its investors, they launched a three-front campaign: a lawsuit, a hos- tile takeover bid and direct lobbying of the Trump ad- ministration and Republi- cans in Congress. \u201cThere was a master bat- tle plan \u2014 and it was ex- tremely disciplined,\u201d said one auction insider who was not authorized to comment publicly. Netflix stunned the in- dustry late Thursday by pulling out of the bidding, clearing the way for Pa- ramount to claim the com- pany that owns HBO, HBO Max, CNN, TBS, Food Net- work and the Warner Bros.<\/p>\n

film and television studios in Burbank. The deal was val- ued at more than $111 billion. The streaming giant\u2019s re- versal came just hours after co-Chief Executive Ted Sa- randos met with Atty Gen. Pam Bondi and a deputy at the White House.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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