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Malibu Coast Vintners and Grape Growers Alliance, along with local winemaker John Gooden have filed a lawsuit against the LA County Board of Supervisors, in response to a recent update to the Santa Monica Mountains […]
Multimedia Opera Reimagining the Life of Arnold Schoenberg Debuts May 18–22 Tod Machover’s boundary-pushing chamber opera, Schoenberg in Hollywood, will make its long-awaited West Coast debut at the UCLA Nimoy Theater, with performances running May […]
Over 1,700 apartment units are planned for a few block radius in a Westside neighborhood. Learn more in this video made possible by Santa Monica College.
A Westside rabbi who was a vocal critic of Israel, and who built bridges with Muslims, has died. Rabbi Leonard I. Beerman was 93. His wife Joan told the Los Angeles Times that Beerman died […]
Ambrocio “Enrique” Lozano’s Disappearance Led To Grassroots Action Ambrocio Lozano, also known in the neighborhood as Enrique, was abducted around 1:15 p.m. on June 23, near the intersection of Culver Boulevard and Sepulveda Boulevard while […]
Officers located suspects after residents reported suspicious activity. Culver City Police officers responded to a report of suspicious activity in the early morning of January 17 in the Sawtelle area, leading to the arrest of […]
An 88-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in the Rancho Park area Tuesday. The fatal collision occurred about 6:45 a.m. at Olympic Boulevard and Patricia Avenue, said coroner’s Assistant Chief Ed Winter. […]
Warning comes after three SMMUSD students recover from overdose By Sam Catanzaro Officials are warning of a large number of ecstasy pills laced with fentanyl that have entered the Los Angeles drug market. The warning […]
Law enforcement officers will be out in force through the Labor Day weekend to look for motorist driving drunk or otherwise violating traffic laws, authorities said today. The Avoid the 100 Los Angeles County […]
In Class Action Lawsuit, Chick-fil-A May Pay Out Cash in Pending Settlement Chick-fil-A, Inc. has reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit regarding allegations of false or misleading representations concerning delivery fees and menu […]
A man whose wife was killed in a crash on the Ventura (101) Freeway in Hollywood two years ago sued Ferrari Inc. today, alleging he was struck from behind by a truck because a defect in […]
By Kyle Knoll A classical music force to be reckoned with, Santa Monica’s Verdi Chorus will be celebrating its 35th anniversary with performances of its spring concert “The Force of Destiny” at First United […]
Augmented by a $10,000 reward offer, the search will continue today for the gunman who shot two brothers of a Compton city councilman in East L.A., killing one of them in what authorities call a […]
The latest CicLAvia street festival, in which roads are cleared of vehicle traffic to make way for pedestrians and bicyclists, hit the streets of South Los Angeles for the first time today. It is the […]
The Brentwood Art Center offers art classes for people of all ages in a variety of media including; sculpture, portrait drawing, watercolor painting among others. There was something for everyone to enjoy at the showcase […]
Board of Supervisors motion instructs officials to prepare for refugees By Dolores Quintana The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors have voted unanimously to ask LA County’s CEO, Fesia Davenport’s office to arrange for the […]
