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Brentwood’s own poet laureate of San Vicente Blvd. is gone but not forgotten. To honor the late Wendell Brown, the community will unveil a bronze sculpture in memory of “Brentwood’s Uplifting Poet” Sunday, Oct. 11. […]
Two suspects sought for May 9 incident By Chad Winthrop Culver City police have released security footage from a recent burglary in which two suspects made off with around $3,000 worth of tools from an […]
From Malls To Diving Adventures, Explore the Top Spots Who wants to meet Santa? For parents, it’s one of the most important questions every December. Luckily, there are several options for parents on the Westside. […]
For several months, Westside residents have voiced concern about a development proposed at the corner of Olympic and Bundy called “Bundy Village.”The proposal, in the words of Lauren Cole, the Brentwood Community Council’s chair of […]
A local measure that put limits on chain stores in Malibu is unconstitutional and should be overturned, two property developers contend in a lawsuit filed Monday. Measure R, which restricts the proportion of chain stores […]
The event will showcase premium Argentine beef prepared over open fire by visiting chefs and Fuegos hosts during a five-course dining experience. The LGBTQ owned Argentinian restaurant Fuegos LA will host a special dining event on March […]
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 9-1 Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium to assure themselves of their second consecutive National League West Division championship. Clayton Kershaw pitched a eight-hitter over eight innings […]
Rallies are planned at Apple stores across the country today, including in Los Angeles and Santa Monica, to support the company’s refusal to help the FBI access the cell phone of a gunman who took […]
Joint Efforts Lead to Successful Assistance for a Veteran in Need The Culver City Police Mental Evaluation Team collaborated with the Veterans Affairs (VA) and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) Mental Evaluation Teams to […]
One night before the Oscars, the Golden Raspberry Foundation will hand out its annual Razzie Awards tonight, recognizing the worst motion pictures and performances of the past year — with Adam Sandler again among the […]
Embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling said he was baited into making “a terrible mistake” and asked for forgiveness in one interview reported on May 11 while his wife, Shelly Sterling, said in another […]
UN report says damages from climate change may occur within the next two decades. By Sam Catanzaro The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently released a special report that warns we have […]
A pile of foam padding that caught fire outside of a Venice warehouse was being investigated by arson detectives, authorities said Saturday. The 10-foot by 20-foot pile of rubbish was reported burning at 5:47 p.m. […]
Burbank and Los Angeles police have just announced additional road restrictions that will be in place during this afternoon’s rush hour, as well as tomorrow and Saturday, to accommodate a visit by Vice President Joe […]
By Evelyn Taylor Special to Brentwood News Brentwood played home to the nation’s largest crayon drive and bake sale in history on National Crayon Day, collecting more than 11,000 crayons to help kids at Lincoln Primary […]
A Chinese marketing firm that will be handling the Beijing release of the summer popcorn flick “Transformers: Age of Extinction” announced today it plans to open its first U.S. office in Los Angeles. With […]
