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A festival dedicated entirely to rosé wines and champagne will host its first-ever Los Angeles event on Sunday, June 21. La Nuit en Rosé comes to L.A. after successful events in New York in 2014 […]
By Atlas Novack On July 14, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) held a panel at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System (VAGLAHS) in West L.A., to showcase the current and pending program […]
A former USC mathematics professor was sentenced today to fines, restitution and two years of probation for lying about his employment on a research grant application submitted to the U.S. Department of Energy. Alexander Tartakovsky, […]
“Taken 3” was choice one at the North American box offices this weekend, with $40 million in estimated ticket sales. “Selma” entered wide release in the number two spot. It was showing in just 22 […]
From curbside pick up, virtual programs, audiobooks, and movies Santa Monica Public Library has many wonderful things to enjoy while staying healthy and safe. This video is brought to you by Santa Monica College.
An actress who had a small role in the 1994 film “Dumb and Dumber” is suing the City of Santa Monica over injuries sustained at the city-owned seasonal ICE at Santa Monica skating rink on […]
“The Landmark” is the tallest apartment building West of the 405 and the first new high-rise built in the last 40 years, learn what’s inside in this video brought to you by Deasy Penner Podley.
Los Angeles’ competition with Paris to host the 2024 Summer Olympics could turn into a win-win for both cities, with Paris hosting the 2024 games and L.A. taking its turn in 2028 under a new […]
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 […]
A New York bond-rating agency today gave Los Angeles good reviews for the way it is managing its finances. The Kroll Agency said in a statement that it is assigning a long-term rating of AA […]
City and business leaders Wednesday announced $2 million in funds to re-envision Pershing Square, a five-acre park in downtown Los Angeles. MacFarlane Partners announced a $1 million pledge, which will go toward a design contest. […]
Brentwood’s Erik N. Zeegen, M.D., one of Southern California’s leading joint replacement surgeons, has been named the 2012 Medical Honoree for the Arthritis Walk at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Dr. Zeegen’s practice is focused on […]
UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital will host Kaleidoscope 5, its fifth annual Kaleidoscope celebration benefiting the hospital and the UCLA Children’s Discovery and Innovation Institute, on Saturday, May 6th, 2017, at 3LABS in Culver City. This […]
Dry Holiday Trees Can Ignite Quickly, Officials Warn, as Curbside Pickup and Drop-off Options Remain Available Citywide Fire officials are urging Los Angeles residents to promptly remove and recycle natural Christmas trees, warning that dry […]
Couple Are Selling the Sunset Boulevard Property One Year Later Singer and pianist Michael Feinstein and his husband, Terrence Flannery, have listed their West Hollywood Hills home for $4.49 million, just a year after purchasing […]
Missing West Hollywood Man Needs Medication and Is Considered At Risk The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Missing Persons Unit is seeking the public’s assistance in locating John Joseph Mallon III, a 34-year-old man who […]
