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Machines take the pier! On Sunday, March 5, the Santa Monica Pier becomes a nucleus of innovation as it welcomes many of the country’s tech leaders, educators and students for the 5th Annual S.T.E.A.M Machines Innovation Fair. This free one-day […]
It’s never too early to celebrate the winter holidays, and with the rain storm and cold front that moved into Los Angeles just a week after Halloween, it was perfect timing for the Gay and […]
A male motorcyclist was killed at the intersection Santa Monica Boulevard and Barrington in West Los Angeles just before 6 pm Thursday. The Los Angeles Police Department’s West Traffic Division is investigating the fatal accident […]
Beach Belles Come to SM Place 12/22, 12/23, and 12/24 to help Dance your Soul into the Holiday season! @culvercitywlanews Beach Bella Come to SM Place 12/22, 12/23, and 12/24 to help Dance your Soul […]
UCLA study sheds light on concerning issue By Susan Payne According to a recent UCLA study, nearly half of the LGBT renters in the United States who are behind on their payments fear the worst: […]
A 26-year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department who risked his life pulling a 72-year-old man from a burning vehicle on Christmas day is being recommended for the agency’s highest honor for heroism. […]
The Victim Was on the Way to His Job at the Beverly Hills Hotel A 20-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian who was on the […]
The Brentwood Community Council normally meets the first Tuesday of every month. Because Nov. 6 coincided with the election, it was decided to skip a month. The next meeting of the BCC, to be held […]
A Los Angeles police officer shot and wounded a woman at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue this morning, police said. An investigation was quickly launched, with every available supervisor and officer sent to the scene, […]
Rain will douse the Southland this weekend, with rainfall forecast from Saturday until Monday, raising fears of mud flows down fire-stripped slopes, National Weather Service forecasters say. A moist westerly flow will generate showers Friday […]
January 26, 1989. Tamara McAllister and her boyfriend, Roy Jeffrey Stoddard, were kayaking off the coast of Malibu training for a triathlon when suddenly, something struck McAllister’s kayak, punching a hole in it. Two days […]
Chef Kiano Moju’s Kenyan- And Nigerian-Inspired Menu at Citizen Public Market Wraps up This Week The vibrant AfriCali flavors of Jikoni.LA is taking a final bow this week as the pop-up concludes its residency at Citizen Public Market on November […]
A recognized world leader in orthopaedic patient care, education and research, Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital (LAOH) is committed to improving the quality of life for children and adults with musculoskeletal disorders, locally and worldwide. LAOH […]
One fatality in Tuesday incident By Chad Winthrop One person was found dead at a Palms homeless encampment this week in a possible homicide. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD), a fire was […]
Oregon will face defending national champion Florida State today in the 101st Rose Bowl Game, which is also the first College Football Playoff Semifinal. The College Football Playoff was established in 2012 to go into […]
New Directions for Veterans (NDVets), a nonprofit organization that helps our nation’s veterans successfully address the challenges after military service, has named Colonel (Retired) Yvette Kelley as President and Chief Executive Officer, it was announced […]
