Just days before its 31st annual event, the Sunset Junction Music Festival was canceled after a dispute with the city of Los Angeles over permit fees.
Using Storify, a social media storytelling tool, we look at what was said after the Board of Public Work's voted to deny the event its permit:
The photo used on this post is by Flickr user natebeaty. it was used under a Creative Commons License.
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Metro Releases Late-Night Train Service Schedules
Metro this weekend is expanding its rail schedule by running trains later into the night -- mostly around 2 a.m. -- on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Why Metro is Finally Able to Offer Train Service Until 2 A.M.
It's CEO believed Los Angeles "should act like a big city," according to a transit advocate who pushed for the new service.
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Angelenos: Be Careful Where You Park, Tickets are Getting Pricier
To all of you who either forget about the meter, neglect to remember sweeping day, or just parking in the red zone for reasons unknown, the city is counting on you.
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Will Los Angeles Follow Stockton's Lead of Bankruptcy?
There is no doubt that the City of Angels is in bad shape financially -- and I mean really bad shape.
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Planchette says :
Yes Michael M. is sketchy as hell, and a long-time known councilman ingratiator. But the resident's love-hate relationship with Street Scene-Sunset Jnx, whose origins where meant to bridge the gay/latino cultural divide on the east-side, can't be summed up in 140 characters. Sadly, the best comment on the whole affair didn't make it to twitter. http://www.nationocean.com/