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Westside Today News Show October 28, 2019 – special coverage of the #GettyFire that has forced mandatory evacuation orders for parts of Brentwood, Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades. Information as of 10:15 a.m. Monday, Oct. […]
Thousands of Los Angeles Kings fans lined Figueroa Street on June 16 to get a glimpse of the Stanley Cup champions — and the Stanley Cup itself — during a victory parade celebrating the team’s […]
City Departments Ordered to Suspend Collection of Fees for Rebuilding Mayor Karen Bass on Friday issued an Emergency Executive Order to provide financial relief for residents rebuilding homes damaged or destroyed by January’s wildfires, accelerating […]
Submitted by the Culver City Unified School District The CCUSD Family is mourning the loss of former CCUSD Board of Education member Julie Lugo Cerra, who passed away on Monday morning. Cerra, the District’s first […]
Changes Address DUI Enforcement, Speed Limits, License Plates, Autonomous Vehicles California motorists, consumers and local governments will see a range of new rules beginning in 2026 after the Department of Motor Vehicles announced details of […]
The Beverly Hills Bar Association, currently celebrating its 80th Anniversary and renowned as a leader the legal profession and an advocate for justice in the community, has leased 9,500 square feet of office space in […]
Residents Come Together for Fun-filled Family Day and Sharing Memories By Dolores Quintana As the world eagerly anticipates the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, Culver City is inviting residents to kick off the countdown with a […]
By Michael Ray The annual Four Twenty Games returned to Santa Monica, Saturday March 31, with a two-day schedule of tournaments, performances and group activities. 2018 marks the third year that the games have […]
Being a U.S. Postal Service worker can be hazardous in Los Angeles. USPS officials said Thursday there were 80 dog attacks on postal workers in Los Angeles last year, more than any other city in […]
Yelp releases list of 100 restaurants in Los Angeles with highest rating By Dolores Quintana Yelp has named its top restaurants to eat at on the Westside according to Yelp reviewers and their reviews on […]
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The coroner today released the name of a 7-year-old girl killed while riding in a car that was driven into a wall and a house in South Los Angeles, severely injuring […]
Contract talks between cable giant Charter Communications and NBCUniversal have hit an impasse, which, if not resolved before the current pact expires this weekend, could lead to a blackout of NBC channels for Charter customers, it was […]
Santa Monica’s federal lawsuit seeking to gain ownership over the Santa Monica Airport (SMO) was dismissed, it was announced Thursday afternoon. According to City Hall, Judge John F. Walter issued a 17-page ruling dismissing each […]
Elevated Bacterial Levels Prompt Health Advisory for Popular Beach Areas The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued warnings for several Los Angeles County beaches, advising residents to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing […]
For shoppers who choose biking as their preferred mode of transportation, a hidden gem is sure to make the shopping experience all the more convenient as Westfield Century City takes the concept of bike valet […]
A city panel yesterday cleared the way for the Los Angeles Fire Department to resume hiring firefighters, approving changes that includes a lottery process to whittle down the number of applicants to a more […]
