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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3.3 Earthquake Rocks Malibu Before Dawn
Pricey coastal real estate escaped damage — and some celebrities may have been jostled awake — as a magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck Malibu before dawn today. The quake’s epicenter was about 4 miles north of […]
Homicide of 50-Year-Old Homeless Man Under Investigation
Detectives seek public’s help identifying suspect for recent Mar Vista homicide By Sam Catanzaro Homicide detectives are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect responsible for killing a homeless man in Mar Vista recently. […]
Economists reveal that large L.A. hotels already pay employees more than proposed minimum wage
Larger hotels in Los Angeles already pay more on average than the $15.37 minimum wage being proposed for hotel workers by city officials, economists said in a draft report submitted to the city on Monday. […]
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The Los Angeles City Council agreed today to spend nearly $1.4 billion over three decades on sidewalk repair projects to settle a lawsuit filed by disabled residents and their advocates, who accused the city of […]
PR-Runners participate in LA Marathon and 5K for the Blind Childrens Center
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One Person Arrested On Suspected DUI At Malibu Checkpoint
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The Westside Company Steps Up its Efforts to Give Back to the Westside Community
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LA Animal Services Cautions Pet Owners This Halloween
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