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A group of apartment and building owners, including the Apartment Owners Association of California, filed a legal challenge Tuesday to Los Angeles’ franchise waste hauling system set to go into effect on July 1, arguing […]
I bumped into Flo Chapgier a few days after the Paris attacks. Flo, as many in Brentwood know, is Brentwood’s favorite French person. She lives in Mandeville Canyon, serves on the BCC and became a […]
Caltrans will reduce the freeway to three lanes in each direction. Traffic through the Sepulveda Pass will be significantly restricted this weekend, from 10 p.m. Friday, Jan. 30, to 5 a.m. Monday, Feb. 2, as […]
Following an extensive search, Santa Monica businessman and resident Jorge Sciupac has been chosen asmanaging director of both The Los Angeles Theatre Center and the Latino Theater Company. The Latino Theater Company has operated the […]
Burglars who targeted a Beverly Hills home were at large Tuesday after they escaped a police perimeter surrounding the residence in which they were believed to be hiding. The burglary was reported just after 8 […]
As 2022 begins, Cedars-Sinai is facing a critical blood shortage and is encouraging prospective donors to give blood as soon as possible. Ellen Klapper, MD, director of Transfusion Medicine and Blood Donor Services, and Armando […]
William ‘Bill’ Brandt talks about winning gold at the National Veteran Wheelchair Games..Video sponsored by School of Rock.
Landlords Forced To Offer Discounts as Rental Units Stay Empty By Dolores Quintana In August, the average monthly cost of a typical California apartment dipped to $1,958, marking a notable 2.4% decline over the course […]
In certain neighborhoods of Los Angeles, flipping homes can be very profitable. Flipping is generally defined as the purchase and sale of a home within a year. We are seeing large returns on multi-million dollar […]
Standout varsity volleyball player, Christian Lunhow ’16, was selected for the 2015 All-CIF Team in the CIF SS 4 AA Division. Lunhow was one of the 12 players chosen out of the 700 applicable in this division, […]
Voters in Los Angeles will get the chance today to weigh in on a pair of ballot propositions heavily touted by Gov. Jerry Brown, who said their passage is essential to preparing the state for […]
A man was fatally stabbed Sunday during an argument at a subway station in Koreatown and service on the Purple Line was temporarily halted at that location, according to the sheriff’s department and Metro. The […]
Iconic West LA Bakery Returns With Pastries, Sandwiches, and Nostalgia After teasing Westside residents since January 2023 on Instagram, Helms Bakery has officially announced an opening date for the return of the celebrated bakery. Today, […]
Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced Feb. 4 she introduced legislation authorizing the Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA) to make it easier for homeless veterans to access supportive housing at the VA’s West Los Angeles campus. The […]
A six-inch water main ruptured in Brentwood Wednesday, causing street flooding and sending water into a one room of a nearby residence, authorities said. The leak was reported at 1:26 p.m. beneath the pavement in […]
Federal Lawsuit Alleges UCLA Neglects Rights of Disabled Students Two disabled students have filed a federal lawsuit against the University of California Regents and UCLA, alleging systemic violations of disability rights laws, including a lack […]
