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* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
* Local Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Tests Positive For Covid-19
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Parking enforcement has returned for vehicles parked next to the homeless encampment on San Vicente Blvd outside the Veterans Administration Campus. Learn more in this video brought to you by School of Rock.
Los Angeles’ ban on plastic grocery bags will expand to smaller grocery stores starting Tuesday. The single-use plastic bag ban went into effect in January for supermarkets such as Ralphs and Vons, drug stores like CVS, […]
The Los Angeles School of Gymnastics will open its doors to aspiring Olympians and enthusiasts alike for the opportunity to receive instruction from gymnastics legend Yefim Furman and US Olympian Tasha Schwikert Warren. Known to […]
“bw,†which stands for “Barrington Wilshire,†is the site of new construction at the northeast corner of Barrington and Wilshire which will result in one floor of retail space, topped by five additional floors of […]
Hearing aids in the 21st century with Dr. Melissa Alexander By Staff Writer Hearing aids have come leaps and bounds just within the last ten years. Advancements in technology have resulted in hearing aids of […]
Sen. Scott Wiener offers amended version of bill that would override local control for housing developments near transit and job hubs By Sam Catanzaro Culver City Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells is among supporters of a controversial […]
Bel Air’s Palazzo di Vista to go up for auction April 21 By Dolores Quintana Palazzo di Vista is an “architectural masterpiece located atop of a rare promontory in Bel Air.” that will be going […]
Michelson Found Animals Foundation, Inc. a nonprofit organization working to help Los Angeles become a no-kill city, has launched its all-new ‘food truck-inspired’ mobile pet adoption truck, dubbed the “Catty Wagon”. The inside of the […]
Fans of the Runyon Canyon hiking trail better get their fill by the end of the day, since the pathway will be closing tomorrow for four months. The trail will be closed until roughly July […]
A new study finds that just two in five Los Angeles community health clinics are ready for Obamacare, it was reported on May 22. The finding came out of a study by the UCLA Center […]
Crash Sent Three People to the Hospital on Sunday Afternoon Culver City Police arrested a man Sunday afternoon following a traffic collision that injured three people, including a child, and resulted in multiple damaged vehicles. […]
Essential Goods, Recovery Services, and a Dignified Shopping Experience The National Council of Jewish Women Los Angeles (NCJW|LA) has a relief center for victims of the Palisades and Eaton fires, a new appointment-based Distribution Relief […]
A man from Seattle has already come to Los Angeles and driven up the price of one of the City’s professional sports franchises. Another group of people are now congregating in Los Angeles in hopes […]
Godzilla burned through the box office competition this weekend, raking in a massive $93.205 million – more than three times as much as the No.2-ranked comedy Neighbors. The 2014 reboot of the classic movie creature […]
The Controversial Resort Planned In Benedict Canyon Was Challenged By Dolores Quintana Council District Five City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky submitted a motion “requesting the Director, Department of City Planning (DCP), to consider rescinding the initiation […]
A red flag warning signifying a high risk of wildfire will go into effect today in areas of the Southland, and the region will confront fire weather conditions through Saturday amid strong Santa Ana winds […]
