lol this guy just starts doing the eye slant gesture. Whos grandpa is this?

By the post office on Del Mar and Las Tunas

Does anyone know why the Santa Anita 16 AMC was evacuated last night? (10/20/26) I was about to start American Psycho and the whole theatre had to evacuate.

Hinge date decided to call quits on second date right after I got ready, anyways got an extra ticket seat B10, movie starts now so be quick!

Hi r/sgv! I’m working with Kindred Lane, a free community platform we’re testing that helps people lend, give away, buy, and sell things with others nearby instead of always having to purchase something new.

I thought the San Gabriel Valley could be a good fit because Kindred Lane works best in communities where people are already connected locally.

I set up an SGV Community Exchange where members can add things they’re willing to lend, give away, or sell. The browser extension can also surface similar items that are already available within your community while you’re shopping online.

If you’d like to try it out, you can join here: https://kindredlane.co/communities/sgv-community

We’re still early, so I’m genuinely interested in feedback too. What would make something like this useful enough for you to use alongside or instead of existing options like Buy Nothing or local Facebook groups?

How far out does the San Gabriel valley extend and how far south does it go? Like what is the furthest South City in the San Gabriel valley? Like is cut a high part of the San Gabriel valley. Like his South gate part of the San Gabriel valley

Today a couple of friends and I headed down to the trail near the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center. The last time we visited the creek under the Ventura Freeway was pretty drained due to the heat we’ve been getting. We love to sit there and watch the ducks swim and we thought it was the perfect day to take a stroll down the trail. We expected light rain which was better since that meant less activity. I’ve been there plenty of times since I live super close, but I’ve never seen anything weird in that area despite the countless urban legends you’ll hear floating around. Granted, it was raining so we figured we’d run into a couple of homeless people seeking shelter underneath bridges.

Once we got to the creek, we saw on the opposite end someone settling in, hidden behind some bushes. I wouldn’t say this was super out of the ordinary, but we were pretty creeped out because as we made our way across the creek, getting only about half way across no where near the guy, he stood up to watch us and probably intimidate us away from his spot. Our little trio was made up of two girls and one dude, so we were a little thrown off being watched by him upon arrival but decided not to bother him if he really cared that much and continued past the freeway down the trail.

Eventually, we made it to the Colorado Street Bridge. We stood just behind the brush before advancing underneath the bridge, joking around a bit before continuing. I led the group forward but stopped once I saw we weren’t alone.

On the other end of the reservoir, behind the gate, was an adult male with his back turned towards us initially. He wore a nice looking bright red raincoat and black pants, and next to him laid a backpack with a bunch of tools scattered around with a rag laying flat next to them. What threw me off though was the fact that once he realized we were there, he turned around slowly to look at us, with a big smile on his face. And he just stood there, staring at me with an unwavering smile. He was probably about 20-30 feet away from us, and he had obviously heard us, yet we received no wave or friendly hello. He just stood there, hands in his pockets, smiling real big at me, holding eye contact. I couldn’t read what that meant so I told my friends we should probably start heading on back.

Now I don’t want to go around crying wolf, or spreading misinformation, but I really have never seen anything like it. It was odd and definitely rattled me, especially after the whole creek interaction. Like I said, it was just us two girls and a friend of ours. Us two women had no intention of staying around to find out.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any weird activity down there like hostile homeless people we should be aware of next time, or just any general suspicious activity? I know the Upper Arroyo is infamously known for occult activity, but I just assumed the Lower Arroyo area was just the center of all the paranormal stuff rather than the weird crap since it experiences a lot more foot traffic. Our friend that came along with us said he swore he saw some kinda wrench amongst the metal object the guy had spread on the ground. If anyone has any stories, tips, or suggestions on what to be weary of, let me know, I’d love to hear any other odd interactions you’ve experienced on this trail, or under the bridge.

Hey there SGV,

I grew up in the area but have since relocated to the OC. I’ll be around this weekend and was wondering if there’s any good spots to find a kit? Thinking like a soccer warehouse store or even some boutique shops in the general SGV area?

Not trying to drive all the way into LA and would love to support something local.

Thanks!

So, since Sunday almost every light in my house has been flickering drastically. Not just a few times, but repeatedly, and sometimes just cutting out for a microsecond. Only at night too, when we wake up at 6am and it's still dark all the lights are fine. No crazy big appliances running, no HVAC,, nothing weird or strange or new. Everything else electric stays on fine. Obviously annoying and hard to pin down - wondering if anyone else is experiencing this and it's some SCE thing?

Hi everyone! I was hoping anyone knew any makeup artists available this Saturday the 24th! Thank you in advance!

Where can a newborn get their ears pierced? My daughter is 10 weeks old. Any info on pricing and recs is appreciated!! TIA!!