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A two-day music festival at Grand Park held over Labor Day weekend generated a total of $14.7 million in economic activity for the city of Los Angeles, officials announced today. People who attended the Made […]
A cyber attack on the computer system of UCLA Health may have exposed the records of up to 4.5 million people, the health system announced today, but there is no evidence so far that any […]
If your child struggles with learning or behavior challenges, this can be a challenging time. The experts at Brain Balance Achievement Centers have tips to ease the transition. Set your morning routine before the first […]
Fresh off victories in the Idaho and Utah caucuses, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders will bring his campaign to Los Angeles today, speaking to supporters at an evening rally at The Wiltern theater. According […]
Classes to be made up at later day, district says By Sam Catanzaro The Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) has canceled classes this week due to surging COVID-19 cases. The District had previously had […]
FoodCycle LA keeps good food from going to waste – moving it to hungry people’s plates.
Stretches of the northbound San Diego (405) Freeway in the San Fernando Valley will be closed between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. Thursday and Friday mornings. The early Wednesday closure will be between Victory Boulevard […]
Chris Cooper, a 24-year real estate industry veteran, has been selected to serve as CEO of Charles Dunn Company, one of the largest full service regional real estate companies on the West Coast. Formerly the […]
William Zeckendorf, Jr., whose father developed Century City to become what it is today, has passed away at his Santa Fe, N.M. home, it was announced Feb. 13. He was 84. According to his family, […]
Brentwood News: We keep hearing you have a long waiting list of people who want to get in, but that only 20 or so veterans are actually in. Is there any problem here? Why does […]
The widow and three children of one of two people killed when their pickup truck was rear-ended in Glendora in February are suing the driver of the other vehicle and its owners. Reyna Abarca, who […]
The Knights of Columbus announced a $1.4 million donation today to cover expenses of U.S. and Canadian athletes participating in next year’s Special Olympics World Summer Games in Los Angeles. Organizers said the donation […]
County Officials Urge Beachgoers to Pack Out Their Trash and Monitor Water Quality More than one million visitors are expected to descend on Los Angeles County’s coastline during the Fourth of July weekend, prompting county […]
The Los Angeles Police Department will be on the lookout for impaired drivers over the Thanksgiving holiday, erecting checkpoints and conducting saturation patrols in hopes of preventing people who drink from getting behind the wheel. […]
A school district serving thousands of westside families is in a legal battle over whether or not to spit into two separate districts, in this video brought to you by Santa Monica College.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Tuesday is in Washington D.C., where is he scheduled to deliver the opening keynote address at the Center for American Progress’ 2017 Ideas Conference. A “who’s who” of possible Democratic […]
