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Culver City Police Department and good Samaritan prevent woman from jumping off bridge By Sam Catanzaro A good Samaritan, assisted by Culver City police, prevented a woman from jumping off a La Ballona Creek bridge […]
LA’s own Impro Theatre delves into the world of fairytales featuring wondrous magic, dangerous journeys and true love, with a lesson or two along the way at The Broad Stage on Saturday, February 3 at 11am. Inspired […]
Nationally recognized college admissions counselor, Evelyn Alexander, will speak at Adat Shalom Synagogue, 3030 Westwood Blvd in Westwood on Tuesday, October 16 and again on Tuesday, October 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Newmark Hall. Alexander’s […]
By Barbara Bishop I remember my favorite Christmas gift I ever received as a child. It was from my favorite aunt. Aunt Karen. She was so beautiful. I wanted to look just like her. I […]
The Angeleno Hotel at Church Lane, just north of Sunset (and just west of the 405) announced that soon – probably by early May – new lighting will replace the colored lights that the hotel […]
The Savory-Sweet Sandwich is Red Chickz’s Newest Craveable Creation By Dolores Quintana Red Chickz, the red hot chicken eatery known for its irresistible Nashville hot chicken, is all set to introduce its latest culinary creation, […]
Dispose of Expired Prescriptions Safely and Anonymously The Culver City Police Department will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 26, providing residents with an opportunity to dispose of expired or […]
Blu Jam Xpress locations planned for 1315 3rd St, Santa Monica and unknown Culver City location By Dolores Quintana Kamil Majer’s Blu Jam Cafe has now joined the stable of restaurants at Kitchen United MIX. […]
Strikers Receive Support from Rock Star and WeHo City Councilmember Eight mental health care workers ended their five-day hunger strike Saturday, surrounded by colleagues, clergy, and community supporters, after staging the protest to demand better […]
The California Highway Patrol will have all available officers on the streets over the Labor Day Weekend, on the lookout for motorists driving drunk or otherwise violating traffic laws. The Maximum Enforcement Period will begin […]
Los Angeles International Airport officials announced Tuesday that 18 “level 2” electric vehicle charging stations have been installed in Parking Structure 7. LAX now has a total of 81 level 2 charging stations, with another […]
By Barbara Bishop This past weekend, I decided not to do my laundry, wash my car, grocery shop or anything resembling an errand. I took a break from the mundane and went downtown. I […]
Controversial Video Platform Increases Culver City Presence by 44% By Dolores Quintana While you might find yourself outside the typical demographic for TikTok, the controversial video-sharing platform has solidified its presence as a global player. […]
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * Man Arrested For Pulling Gun Trigger In Altercation * Street Sweeping Parking Enforcement Resumes October 15th All this and more on today’s show made possible by […]
President Barack Obama is set to conclude a planned 24-hour visit to the Los Angeles area today by participating in another Democratic National Committee fundraiser and speaking at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College about the economy. The […]
The Southland once again will sizzle in unusually high temperatures Wednesday — about 20 degrees above average in some communities — as high surf batters the coast. High surf and strong rip currents are in […]
