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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The Dodgers Reinstate LGBTQ+ Group’s Invitation and Honor At Dodger Pride Night
The Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence Accepted The Baseball Team’s Apology By Dolores Quintana This morning, The Los Angeles Dodgers issued a statement and an apology to the LGBTQ group, The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. The […]
Charged Entertainment Company Sues Two Other Companies in Event of Plaintiff Winning Case
An entertainment company sued by a woman who broke her right ankle after coming down the 72-story U.S. Bank Tower is suing two other firms for an apportionment of damages in the event the plaintiff […]
Realizing the American Dream: Borrowing for a home using a credit union
Home ownership is part of what many people consider realizing the American Dream. Purchasing a home, especially if it is your first home, is an exciting experience that comes with challenges. Very few people are […]
LA City Council Moves Forward on Controversial $800M Plan to Shift Scattergood Power Plant to Green Hydrogen
Despite the vote passing 12-0, some council members raised concerns about the project’s environmental impact By Sam Catanzaro The Los Angeles City Council voted on Wednesday to move forward with a controversial $800 million plan […]
Bonin Staffer Calls Homeless Person Living at Entrance to Westchester Field Office ‘Disruptive’ in Leaked Email
Leaked email shows member of Councilmember’s staff complaining about person living outside Westchester Field offices By Sam Catanzaro A leaked email shows a member of Councilmember Mike Bonin’s staff calling about a homeless person living […]
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Halco Management’s Six-Story Building with Affordable Housing Underway in West Los Angeles
Transit Oriented Communities incentives enable larger structure for 10642 Santa Monica project A new multifamily housing development is underway just south of the Mormon Church’s iconic temple in West Los Angeles. Halco Management’s project at […]
Las Madrinas Concludes Year with Two Major Gifts for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
At the Las Madrinas Annual Meeting held on February 15, 2012, Mrs. Gary Allen Darnell (Katie), President, announced the completion of the group’s $5 million pledge to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles funding Autism Research as […]
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Two Hospitalized After Westchester Duplex Fire, Woman in Critical Condition
Firefighters Quickly Extinguished the Blaze, Woman Sustained Severe Burns A fire at a one-story duplex in Westchester left a woman critically injured and a man in fair condition on Saturday evening, according to the Los […]
Yours Truly, A Storytelling Workshop
The Malibu Senior Center will host, “Yours Truly, A Storytelling Workshop.” Back by popular demand, this class will be a six-week session beginning Wednesday, June 7. Ann Buxie, host of Malibu’s Tales By The Sea […]
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California Supreme Court Rules Employers Not Liable for COVID-19 Spread to Household Members
Court Decision Aims to Prevent Flood of Litigation, Protecting Businesses From Liability By Dolores Quintana In a unanimous decision, California’s highest court ruled that employers cannot be held liable if their workers contract COVID-19 on […]
Batman’s Art Show
Brentwood’s Julie Newmar, also known as Cat Woman, was seen at the Opening of Adam West’s Batman Art Show at David W. Streets’ Beverly Hills Fine Art Gallery.
Support Measure T
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Cheviot Hills offers tennis programs, playing time
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Council Backs Assembly Bill Allowing Nuisance Evictions
The Los Angeles City Council on May 16 came out in support of an Assembly bill that would give City Attorney Mike Feuer the power to continue evicting rental property tenants who illegally sell or […]
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Local Coffee Shop Looks to Expand With Sawtelle Location
10 Speed Coffee opening at 1947 Sawtelle Boulevard By Dolores Quintana 10 Speed Coffee looks to be opening a new location in Sawtelle Japantown at 1947 S Sawtelle Blvd, Suite B as reported by Toddrickallen.com. […]
Culver City Awards Performing Arts Grants to 21 Arts Organizations
Culver City’s City Council recently awarded a grand total of $150,066 in 2021 Performing Arts Grants as recommended by the Cultural Affairs Commission. Twenty-one (21) non-profit arts organizations will receive grants to present theatre, dance and music performances from […]
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