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Police plan to be out in force at the Burbank Empire Center today, braced for the possibility of a “flash-mob-style” gathering of car enthusiasts at the Krispy Kreme doughnut store. Hundreds of people have traditionally […]
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County dropped today for the fifth time in six days, decreasing 1.5 cents to $3.962. The average price is 5.1 cents lower than […]
Several Brentwoodians headed over to USC recently to discuss the Park & Recreation Department’s fundraising effort for 50 new “pocket parks†in the central city. Barry Sanders, Parks & Recreation Commissioner, kicked off the fundraising […]
Scholarship Fund Launched; Suspect with Suspended License Held Without Bail Tributes poured in over the weekend for Loyola High School senior Zachary Braun Levi, whose life was cut short earlier this month in a suspected […]
July 30, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Toe’s Beach The Surfrider Foundation is hosting a beach cleanup in Playa del Rey this weekend. The event will take place on Saturday, July 30 from 10 […]
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. […]
Are you ready to contribute to groundbreaking research and help shape the future of memory treatments? Do you sometimes find yourself grappling with memory challenges? If you are right-handed and between 55 and 100 years […]
Three teams that formerly played in Los Angeles — the St. Louis Rams, Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers — each submitted applications today to move to the Los Angeles area beginning with the 2016 […]
The 6th Annual Blues and Arts Festival will include music by Chet Cannon’s “Chet’s All Star Committee†featuring Nathan James, Scoty Williams, Chuck Arcilla, Mr. John Chambers and Tom Stewart. Harmonica player extraordinaire Billy Watson […]
Fox Broadcasting announced Wednesday it has given a full-season order for its new comedy “The Grinder.” “The Grinder” is the perfect combination of razor-sharp wit and relatable family dynamics — two hallmarks of successful comedies,” Fox […]
Passengers headed to London aboard an American Airlines flight that was delayed at LAX because of a Wi-Fi hotspot named “Al- Quida Free Terror Nettwork” were expected to depart on a different flight today. Passengers […]
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 […]
The idea of snuggling up on the couch and popping in a holiday-themed movie during the winter months isn’t an uncommon visual – but the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills has been taking […]
Electricity was cut to the Malibu Colony and some homes along the beach near the Malibu Civic Center yesterday. Southern California Edison crews needed to make urgent repairs to an overhead circuit there, according to a […]
Mayor Eric Garcetti will officially begin a citywide effort today to clean-up trash, illegally dumped bulky items and other debris cluttering up streets and alleys. “The cleanliness of our streets, sidewalks, alleys and other public […]
Gov. Jerry Brown will debate his Republican opponent Neel Kashkari Sept. 4, an adviser to the Brown campaign confirmed Monday night. The debate will be produced by San Francisco public broadcaster KQED, the Los […]
