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Driver Zack Grant Befriended Young Child Who Was Fascinated By Sanitation Trucks By Dolores Quintana The City of Culver City recently issued a Certificate of Recognition to sanitation driver Zack Grant for his exceptional care […]
Celebrate Halloween Season with Classic Horror Films Under the Stars and Indoors Cinespia, the popular Los Angeles outdoor cinema experience presented by Amazon MGM Studios, has unveiled its October lineup, featuring a mix of horror […]
Joel Falter takes part in the Great Cycle Challenge By Keldine Hull Culver City resident Joel Falter is cycling for a good cause. During the month of June, for the 5th Annual Great Cycle Challenge […]
Forty talented 5th graders will celebrate the culmination of their ten-week Ballroom MADNESS school dance program as they represent their schools in the Ballroom MADNESS Elementary School Team Match. The young dancers, students from First […]
He talks about what the writers really want and why they are on strike. He created the television show House and wrote for The Good Doctor and Family Law among other shows. @culvercitywlanews Interview With […]
The community may be losing a vital part of social, civic, and economic thread – The Century City Farmers’ Market must relocate from its weekly location at 1800 Avenue of the Stars. In response, the […]
On Monday, May 4, Congressman Ted Lieu (CA-33) will visit the Center for Radiation Therapy of Beverly Hills to meet with local radiation oncologists to discuss the value of radiation therapy, the role of community-based […]
With a $7 billion facelift of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ramping up in a month, things are about to get worse for passengers before they can get better, officials warned on May 6. […]
WestsideToday.com asked online users their top resolutions for the New Year, with a convincing 34 percent voting on staying fit and healthy. Close behind in second place was losing weight (25 percent). Rounding out the […]
By Libby Lancaster “Ever since I was a little girl I enjoyed art and acting,” said Santa Monica artist Bobbie Rich. “I eventually had to make a choice, as there is only so much time.” […]
Betsy Butler and Richard Bloom are both Democratic candidates running for the newly formed 50th district of California. Butler has served in the California State Assembly for the 53rd District since 2010. Richard Bloom currently […]
TINY TUNE TOWN After months of preparation, Barbara Silberg (Children’s Choir) has launched her new website, TinyTuneTown.com. Individual songs have been selected from artists who have produced children’s CD’s. Those songs are now categorized on […]
Organization to cut egg purchases by 50 percent Westside Food Bank (WSFB) is cutting its egg purchases by 20 percent this month and 50 percent in December due to inflation and the avian flu outbreak. […]
Flowers will be placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame star of Joan Rivers today at 1:30 pm at 7000 Hollywood Boulevard. Rivers was honored with her star on July 26, 1989. “It is with […]
A national pro-life nonprofit law firm submitted court papers hoping to file a “friend-of-the-court” brief in the legal dispute over frozen embryos created by actress Sofia Vergara and her ex-fiance Nick Loeb, arguing the embryos […]
Solis-Horvath motion includes proposals for electronic monitoring, zero-bail system, and legislative changes to address overcrowded jails By Sam Catanzaro A proposal to declare a humanitarian crisis in Los Angeles County’s overcrowded jails and begin efforts […]
