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Scammers going to taxpayer homes to collect property tax payments, LA County warns By Chad Winthrop Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector Keith Knox and County Assessor Jeffrey Prang are alerting the public to […]
City Controller and Council Members Speak Out Against Withheld Report LA City Controller Kenneth Meija posted comments on social media about an unreleased report from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) that was kept […]
Patients urged to get tested for Hep. C, Hep. B and HIV. By Sam Catanzaro Hundreds of patients who received care from a Westside health center are being urged by public health officials to get […]
Seven-time Emmy-nominated actor Hugh Laurie will receive the 2,593rd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday, six days after the premiere of his Hulu psychological thriller “Chance.” Laurie’s former comedic partner Stephen Fry is […]
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials today submitted their investigation of a fatal Malibu traffic crash involving Caitlyn Jenner to the District Attorney’s Office, which will determine if a criminal case is warranted. The District […]
City Officials Are Weighing Proposals to Limit Annual Rent Hikes to 5% or Less After four decades with little change, Los Angeles is moving to rewrite the formula that dictates how much most landlords can raise rents, […]
CCPD Officers Tackle Grand Theft Auto and Robbery Cases By Dolores Quintana In just over an hour on Thursday, Culver City Police Officers made four separate arrests and recovered two stolen vehicles. In the first […]
Thousands of Angelenos Report Harassment, Few Landlords Face Penalties A recent audit by the Los Angeles City Controller has found that the city’s Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO) program is falling short of its mission to […]
This weekend at Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall By Staff Writer Join Santa Monica’s Studio No. 1 for a winter ballet performance this weekend Saturday and Sunday at Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall, […]
By Robert L. Bradley Jr. There is a movement afoot to slow the wheels of modern life. A highly emotional, anti-industrial fringe is urging institutions to “divest” — or sell investments in the oil, gas, […]
The station completes the K Line, allowing continuous service from Expo/Crenshaw Station to Redondo Beach and enhancing regional connectivity through the C, J, and E lines The opening of the LAX/Metro Transit Center on June […]
The glitz and glamour of the red carpet may seem to be detached or distant – but in reality, the heart of Century City is home to many entertainment awards shows, important conferences, and other […]
Holiday Road is a one of a kind immersive holiday experience taking place now through December, 31st. Video brought to you by Santa Monica College.
Each student at Brentwood Science Magnet School has been invited to paint a picture of an animal species on one of the walls of the school under the supervision of master muralist David Legaspi. Each […]
The state Supreme Court declined Wednesday to hear a legal challenge by Bill Cosby’s lawyers to a lawsuit filed by a woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by the comedian at the Playboy Mansion […]
Traffic on the 405 Freeway came to a standstill Wednesday morning after a fatal accident in the northbound lanes just north of Getty Center Drive at 3:45 am. A SigAlert was declared and all lanes […]
