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Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky on Friday ended speculation about whether or not he would run for congress. Yaroslavsky issued a statement regarding his decision not to seek the 33rd District congressional seat of retiring […]
“Red Band Society” and “The Mysteries of Laura,” two series with roots in Spain, will premiere tonight on Fox and NBC. “Red Band Society,” billed by Fox and its producers as a life-inspiring dramedy about […]
CCPD announce additional uniformed patrol officers in the field By Sam Catanzaro The Culver City Police Department has announced an increase in patrol officers as the trial of Derek Chauvin in the death of George […]
The City’s Oldest Barber Shop Will Mark Its Centennial Sept. 27 With 50-Cent Haircuts Los Angeles’ oldest continuously operating barber shop is preparing to celebrate a milestone that few businesses reach. Oakley’s Barber Shop, a cornerstone […]
By Tom Elias The California Public Utilities Commission now says it wants closure on its most contentious, most questionable decision of the last few decades. This comes more than four years after a clandestine meeting […]
Mezcal Tastings, DJ Sets, Live Mural Installations, and Tlayudas Await It’s almost time for the holiday that isn’t celebrated in Mexico, but is centered around the incredibly popular foods and alcoholic beverages from Mexico. You […]
Submitted by the City of Culver City On Monday, October 11th and through November 19th, the City’s construction contractor will perform work on the Downtown Corridor (Phase 1) of the MOVE Culver City project. The […]
A judge indicated today that he will rule next month on whether Casey Kasem’s widow has a legal right to object to the payment of about $350,000 in attorney’s fees and costs related to the […]
Owner Lien Ta Reminds Us Why a Wednesday Night Meal Can Mean Everything The team behind Here’s Looking at You (HLAY), a beloved neighborhood restaurant, is calling on its loyal patrons to help fill seats […]
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (November 11, 2024) – Santa Monica Travel & Tourism announces the return of the popular “I Wish I Had an Extra Bedroom” program helping residents book discounted stays at 24 participating local […]
Submitted by the City of Culver City The City of Culver City recently began updating its General Plan. This is an exciting opportunity to develop a roadmap to make Culver City the best it can […]
Breaking: There were 92 crashes on Los Angeles County freeways during the rainstorm this morning, compared with eight crashes during the same period a week ago, when it did not rain, authorities said. The crash […]
Awards to Recognize Culinary Excellence and Commitment to Equity The James Beard Foundation proudly unveiled the semifinalists for the 2024 Restaurant and Chef Awards, presented by Capital One. These prestigious awards, established in 1990 and […]
This month: Working Together By Marcie Polier Swartz Founder, CEO Village for Vets Every day more than 50 homeless Veterans come to the VA even though they are not formally enrolled in a program. The HUD […]
I’m a longtime resident of Brentwood, since 1951, some 61 years. I have witnessed most if not all of the changes which have gone on concerning the San Vicente business district. As you so well […]
A City Council instructions agencies to report on feasibility of making Al Fresco program permanent By Sam Catanzaro Los Angeles lawmakers took steps this week to make permanent the outdoor dining program implemented at the […]
