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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Terrell Watson of Azusa Pacific ran for a game-high 55 yards on nine carries, scored the first touchdown and was selected as the MVP as Team National defeated Team American, 17-0, in the fourth annual […]
VIDEO: Westside Top 5-Tips for surviving El Niño
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Edify TV Video: Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch
By Edify TV Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch is more than just a place to pick out a jack-o’-lantern, it’s a place where the whole family can have a blast. With pumpkin decorations, spooky face painting, […]
The A16 West Los Angeles store on Pico Boulevard. Photos: Courtesy.
A16 is Closing After 57 Years Serving Westside Outdoor Enthusiasts
Liquidation sale to begin Nov. 29 By Chad Winthrop Adventure 16, perhaps best known by its outdoor active customers as A16, announced Friday that the 57-year-old company plans to close its remaining two stores in […]
A Starbucks in a strip mall on Sepulveda where a person with measles visited October 16. Photo: Google.
Individual With Measles Visited Palms Starbucks
Potential exposure October 16 By Sam Catanzaro The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is investigating an additional confirmed case of measles in a Los Angeles County resident who visited a Starbucks […]
UCLA Medical Center in Westwood to hold Ebola mock exercise Friday
Staff at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center plan to hold a “big exercise” Friday on diagnosing and treating patients with Ebola virus symptoms, according to UCLA’s medical director of clinical epidemiology and infection prevention. “The […]
Early Voting Turnout Reaches Staggering Numbers in Los Angeles County
In a region where voter turnouts tend to be exceedingly low, the extent of early voting in Los Angeles County this weekend was stunning, with thousands of people braving long lines and waiting for up […]
NBC Universal Argues No Liability for ‘Section 6’ Screenplay
NBC Universal argued in court papers filed on May 27 that the studio played no role in the creation of a screenplay that tells the story of the formation of the British MI6 intelligence agency […]
Rita Wilson Returns to the Geffen Playhouse for her Third “Liner Notes” Concert September 7 – 17, 2017
Rita Wilson is bringing her vocal and songwriting talents to the Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater at the Geffen Playhouse this September for the third time. This limited engagement Spotlight Entertainment Series performance features Wilson and […]
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Culver City Approves New Film Incentives Ahead of December Rollout
Program Lowers Permit Fees, Extends Tax Benefits, Offers Free City Parking Culver City will implement a series of new incentives for film and television productions beginning Dec. 1, following a City Council vote earlier this […]
Both directions of the 405 Freeway to be closed overnight in Long Beach for four nights
Both directions of the San Diego (405) Freeway will be closed overnight in Long Beach for four nights starting tonight. The construction site is at Temple Avenue, which is between Cherry Avenue and Lakewood Boulevard, […]
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Ondi and David Timoner Speak About the Creation of Dig! XX, The Reimagining of the Cult Classic Rock Doc
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LA One Step Closer to Permanent Al Fresco Dining Program
A City Council instructions agencies to report on feasibility of making Al Fresco program permanent By Sam Catanzaro Los Angeles lawmakers took steps this week to make permanent the outdoor dining program implemented at the […]
Proposed Law To Require Hospitals to Offer Optional HIV Tests Vetoed
A proposed law that would have required hospitals to offer optional HIV tests to all patients getting emergency room blood tests in California hospitals was vetoed by the governor today. California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed […]
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Police seek hit-and-run driver after food truck crash injures woman on Pico Boulevard
Investigators say a car struck a parked food truck and the driver fled; Reward of up to $25,000 offered. Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a hit-and-run driver who fled after crashing […]
Anti-Semitic Hate Fliers Found in Culver City
Total of 13 copies of this publication found in Culver City By Sam Catanzaro 13 anti-Semitic hate fliers were found in Culver City this week. According to the Culver City Police Department (CCPD), on Monday […]
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