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.
Edify TV: Ferris Wheel Lights up for Kobe Bryant
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.
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * New townhomes coming to Venice and Washington blvd? * Homeless populations on the rise. All this and more on today’s show made possible by Maser Condo […]
From the top of Angeleno Hotel, at the northeast corner of N. Church Lane and Sunset Blvd., the view is spectacular. Looking northwest, the Getty towers above; Brentwood’s finest homes – and the ocean – […]
SUBWAY EXTENTIONS ANNOUNCED Westside Subway Extension Upcoming Meeting Announcement Public Scoping Meetings April 13 – 23, 2009You are invited to a public scoping meeting to initiate the Westside Subway extension project, the next phase of […]
She’s funny, tall, glam and finally long-legging her way across these United States… it’s the Michelle Collins stand-up comedy tour the world has been waiƟng for. Michelle Collins: The Big Natural Tour finally brings Michelle’s […]
A neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of the March 28 mobilization. Anticipated to be one of the largest single-day mobilizations in U.S. history, more than 9 million people are expected to take to the streets Saturday for a […]
The growth and progress of Century City and its Chamber of Commerce was encompassed in the official unveiling of its new logo on Tuesday, July 29. The logo is to serve Century City in a […]
The Los Angeles City Council approved a $50,000 reward today aimed at spurring leads that help authorities track down, arrest and convict whoever fatally shot a 33-year-old man in the Palms area last week. Christopher […]
Californians urged to protect against mosquito bites By Staff Writer The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) urges all Californians to protect themselves from mosquito bites during West Nile virus (WNV) season, which extends from […]
Gov. Jerry Brown will debate his Republican opponent Neel Kashkari Sept. 4, an adviser to the Brown campaign confirmed Monday night. The debate will be produced by San Francisco public broadcaster KQED, the Los […]
David Pitt, professor of philosophy at California State University, Los Angeles, has been awarded a 2014 Fulbright Scholar grant to teach and conduct research in Budapest, Hungary. The grant is awarded by the U.S. Department […]
In 1997, filmmaker Josh Tickell set out on the road with a “Veggie Van†and a video camera and began filming Fuel. During his 11-year journey, he traveled to more than 25 countries, authored two […]
A man and a woman were found shot to death in a parked car in Westwood on March 15, and authorities are investigating the case as an apparent murder-suicide. The dead man and woman […]
By Sam Skopp The Odd Market, a popular event series that travels across Los Angeles, sees mostly independent vendors sell all sorts of things, from food to clothing, home goods, nick knacks and more. […]
Stomach series: these are the 5 essential Pilates moves to build a strong core and chiseled abs. Make sure that your lower back is always pressed firmly into the mat and modify exercises if it […]
Everyone I know is saying it: it’s time for all of us to reinvent ourselves. With the April editions of Westside Today magazines, we’ve heeded that call and our magazines have officially undergone a reinvention […]
Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D-Los Angeles County) presented Sergeant Albert Erd (93) with replacement medals for ones that were stolen many years ago. Sergeant Erd beamed with pride as he recounted to Congressman Lieu his service […]