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* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
* Local Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Tests Positive For Covid-19
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A Culver City high-school student is teaming up with a popular Italian market for a worthy and delicious cause: a “Lasagna Cures Cancer” fundraiser. Learn more in this video made possible by Santa Monica College. To […]
Motorists heading for Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) during nighttime hours may want to plan ahead this week, when a stretch of westbound Century Boulevard is scheduled to be closed for five nights, starting tonight. […]
A renowned pasta truck has opened a brick and mortar location on the Westside. Learn more in this video made possible by School of Rock.
Company’s 16th LA County store coming to the Boardwalk Shops By Dolores Quintana Alfred Coffee is coming to Marina del Rey to satisfy the coffee needs of MDR as reported by What Now Los Angeles. […]
By Henry K. Long After coming off a successful run of art fairs, Westside local Brayden Bugazzi is set to be featured in two more Los Angeles based fairs in February. “In the past few […]
The Board of Supervisors recognized on Tuesday the 240th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Marine Corps. Supervisor Sheila Kuehl presented a scroll to Marine Staff Sgt. Michael Hjelmstad during the board’s meeting in […]
UCLA received the 11th seed in the South Region on Sunday and will begin play in the NCAA basketball tournament against sixth- seeded SMU Thursday in Louisville. Bracket experts Joe Lunardi of ESPN and Jerry […]
Colorado Springs Airport recently opened seven new nonstop direct routes from major cities, with two more opening in the fall. Nonstop service via Frontier Airlines to Los Angeles International Airport, San Diego, San Francisco, Chicago […]
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will hold a closed-door meeting today to consider candidates to become the agency’s next CEO. CEO Art Leahy announced in January that he will be stepping down […]
LA County Health Report Releases Weekly Covid Data By Dolores Quintana The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) emphasizes the continued availability of COVID-19 services to residents, encouraging them to utilize testing, […]
Chris Albrecht will continue as CEO of Starz under a newly approved employment contract that runs through 2020, the media entertainment company announced today. The role of president is being added to Albrecht’s title and […]
From the top of Angeleno Hotel, at the northeast corner of N. Church Lane and Sunset Blvd., the view is spectacular. Looking northwest, the Getty towers above; Brentwood’s finest homes – and the ocean – […]
By Melissa Ou 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act (OAA). This act promotes the well-being and independence of older adults in their communities and has historically received bipartisan support, but failed reauthorization […]
Federal officials were mum today about what led them to raid two marijuana dispensaries, one in West Hollywood and another in Westwood, whose staff claimed they were operating within the bounds of California’s medical cannabis […]
Incident Leads to Potential Charges Amid Personal, Professional Turmoil Boxing star Ryan Garcia was arrested on Saturday for felony vandalism following accusations from a Beverly Hills hotel that he caused an estimated $15,000 in damage, […]
New Data Show That Only One in Four Los Angeles Renters Move Within Two Years, Far Below the National Rate As renting continues to dominate the housing market across the United States, new data reveal […]
