The Pacific Park Ferris wheel on Santa Monica Pier turned purple and gold to honor Kobe Bryant, who passed away Sunday in a helicopter crash at the age of 41.
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Singer Babyface Cancels Hotel Bel-Air Wedding to Protest Brunei Policy
Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Babyface has reportedly cancelled a reservation he had to have his wedding at the Hotel Bel-Air in protest of Brunei’s policy calling for, among other things, the stoning to death […]
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Park and Darling Attack Each Other’s Legal Records as Campaign Turns Vitriolic
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Quick Bites: New Restaurants, Sad Closures, Espresso Tonics, Free Breakfast Burritos
Check Out News on Wake and Late, Alfred, Jaca, and Culver City’s Ceviche Stop Chefs Daniel Patterson and Keith Corbin have announced plans to open a new fine dining restaurant in the space formerly occupied […]
Marina Del Rey Woman Seeks Love on ‘The Bachelor’
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Senator Ben Allen Recognized by ESGR With Seven Seals Award
Senator Ben Allen was recognized by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) with the prestigious Seven Seals Award for his commitment to members of the National Guard and CA State Military Reserve. […]
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Green Beans and Beef Sticks Recalled in California Over Contamination Risks
Officials Warn Consumers to Discard or Return Affected Products The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that Del Monte Foods has issued a voluntary recall of nearly 200,000 cans of green beans sold under Target’s […]
Free USC Soil Testing Available for Residents Impacted by West L.A. Wildfires
CLEAN Program Offers Rapid Analysis to Detect Lead and Other Contaminants Residents affected by the recent Palisades and Sunset fires in West Los Angeles can access free soil testing through the Contaminant Level Evaluation and […]
LAX Metro Transit Center Boosts K Line Ridership, Overall Metro Sees Slight Decline
The station completes the K Line, allowing continuous service from Expo/Crenshaw Station to Redondo Beach and enhancing regional connectivity through the C, J, and E lines The opening of the LAX/Metro Transit Center on June […]
CHP announces “maximum enforcement period” this Memorial Day weekend
Authorities today warned Southlanders that officers will be out in force over the Memorial Day weekend, on the lookout for people who are driving drunk, not wearing their seat belts, or otherwise violating traffic laws. […]
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Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Work Truck in Brentwood
Authorities Reported the Crash Near Mulholland Drive On Friday morning in Brentwood, a pedestrian was struck and killed by a work truck, according to a press release from the Los Angeles Fire Department. The release […]
Mayor Eric Garcetti to be in Washington D.C. to hear State of the Union address
Mayor Eric Garcetti will be in Washington, D.C., today to hear President Barack Obama deliver the State of the Union address and to attend the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which begins Wednesday. Garcetti is attending […]
KPCC Radio News Anchor Steve Julian Dead From Brain Cancer Complications
KPCC radio news anchor Steve Julian has died from complications of brain cancer, the radio station announced today. Julian, 57, had anchored “Morning Edition” on the NPR member station since 2000, doing local news and […]
After 14-Year-Old Daughter Can’t Meet One Direction At Concert, Mother Sues
A woman and a concierge company settled the plaintiff’s lawsuit alleging the firm failed to come through on a promise that her daughter would meet One Direction band members as part of a concert package. […]
Bus Riders Will Be Able To Charge Phones On Specific “Smart” Benches
Bus riders will be able to charge their phones and surf the web while waiting at 15 “smart” benches and shelters set to be installed around the city, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced today. Garcetti unveiled […]
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Los Angeles Restaurants Rally to Feed Fire Victims, First Responders—Now They Need Your Support
Amid Tragedy, Local Restaurants Are Serving the Community While Facing Empty Seats By Dolores Quintana The city of Los Angeles has pulled together to help the victims of the Palisades and Eaton Fires in the […]
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