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Councilmembers Paul Koretz and Mike Bonin have introduced a motion to the Departments of City Planning and Building and Safety Expanding the Motel Conversion Ordinance. Learn more in this video brought to you by Mofrad […]
New Roads School is accepting registration for its summer program, a vibrant selection of classes and camps curated to meet the needs of students within and beyond the school. Programs at New Roads call upon […]
The Little Market is a mission driven nonprofit organization with the fundamental belief that every person deserves a safe job, with fair and livable wages. Learn how they are changing lives in this video brought […]
The 50th Anniversary of the filming of the film “It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World” with several of it’s original cast and crew took place on Monday, July 9th at the Academy Of Motion […]
You never know what new ingredients you’ll find at the Santa Monica Farmers Market. Today we discovered Sea Beans, an edible succulent..Video sponsored by The Canyon Club.
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Fire Officials Cite Debris-Flow Risk in Mandeville Canyon and Hollywood Hills As New Storm Moves In City officials have issued an evacuation warning for several Los Angeles neighborhoods at risk of debris flows as another […]
Authorities Say Fake Claims Used Names of Prisoners and Out-of-State Residents Selena Stewart was arrested and arraigned Wednesday on a 14-count indictment issued by a federal grand jury. She entered a plea of not guilty […]
Culver City Police Department announce arrest 17-year-old in connection to series of armed robberies By Chad Withrop Culver City police have arrested a juvenile in connection to at least ten armed robberies, including a couple […]
Beginning today, hoverboards and other self-balancing electronic devices will not be permitted aboard Metrolink trains, according to the Southern California commuter railroad. “This is a proactive step we’ve taken to ensure the safety of our […]
A new airport shuttle service in Long Beach will begin picking up and dropping off at Los Angeles International Airport starting in December, airport officials announced today. The FlyAway shuttle line, which is run by […]
City Leaders Adopt the First Sweeping Update to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance in Four Decades The Los Angeles City Council approved the most significant revision to its Rent Stabilization Ordinance in more than 40 years […]
Bakery’s Fall Lineup Includes the Fan-Favorite Pumpkin Spice and a New Triple Treat Bundtlet As autumn settles in, Nothing Bundt Cakes is ushering in the season with the return of its beloved Pumpkin Spice flavor […]
Pepperdine University was ranked number 10 for “Students Most Engaged in Community Service” in Princeton Review’s The Best 380 Colleges: 2016 Edition. The distinction seems to reinforce the University’s mission of “Strengthening lives for purpose, service, and leadership” and comes iust […]
The city of Inglewood has agreed to pay $4.6 million to a man who was shot in the head by a police officer while unarmed, leaving him with brain injuries. The man was in a […]
Elliot Rodger, a 22-year-old Woodland Hills native, identified himself on the Internet as a man with a plan to kill female college students at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) because he was lonely. Rodger has been […]
