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California’s unemployment rate will continue to drop over the next two years, eventually reaching a low of about 4.9 percent as the state continues to outpace the nation in job growth, according to a UCLA […]
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 rattled the Los Angeles area on Sunday night, but no injuries or damage were reported. The quake struck two miles north of Inglewood at 9:17 p.m., according to […]
Demonstration Draws Large Crowd, Spans Several Blocks Without Police Presence There was a large and peaceful protest in Culver City on Saturday, June 14, as residents demonstrated against the ICE raids and other policies of […]
Blues legend B.B. King was reported to be hospitalized in Las Vegas today because of a diabetes-related ailment. But his daughter, Claudette, told the Los Angeles Times that the 89-year- old King “is much better” […]
The threat of wildfire hovered over the Southland today because of gusty winds, low humidity, and the possibility of dry lightning, forecasters said. Additionally, the region today faces a 20 percent chance of showers and […]
A man was taken into custody today for allegedly making telephoned bomb threats that led to the closure of the offramp from the northbound San Diego (405) Freeway in the Westwood area, authorities said. Officers […]
Influencer Faces Serious Charges in Tragic Death After Exclusive Party Authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal traffic collision that occurred on July 4, 2024, on the 21900 block of Pacific Coast […]
Comedian John Caparulo is being sued by a talent agency that alleges he owes money for past bookings made on his behalf. Parallel Entertainment Inc. filed the breach-of-contract lawsuit Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior […]
Mitchell Was Unanimously Approved By LACAHSA Board When The Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency (LACAHSA) held its inaugural meeting, the LACAHSA board unanimously approved the appointment of Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. […]
Mike Bonin, Bill Rosendahl’s chief of staff, won 61% of the vote in the March 5 primary. He will now become our next city councilman for the 11th District, taking office July 1. Mike Feuer […]
Vigilance of Officers on Patrol Removes Illegal Weapon from the Streets Culver City Police officers were on patrol early Wednesday morning and found something unexpected but were ready for the events that unfolded. Officers spotted […]
Jeanne Litvin was last seen on Tuesday in the Mid-Wilshire area. The LAPD and family members are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a 78-year-old woman with dementia who vanished from a Mid-Wilshire neighborhood earlier […]
The Southland sizzled in above-normal temperatures yesterday — with valley areas in the 100s — amid warnings to the public to take steps to guard against becoming ill in the heat. The National Weather Service also warned of […]
Q: Jay, what is the Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates? Who are you guys? A: The city charter mandates that neighborhood councils advise the mayor and the elected officials on citywide budget matters, The NCBA’s are […]
Donald Sterling’s wife of about 60 years testified today that she sued a former confidante of her billionaire husband because of the way she and the former Clippers owner were treated after he lavished the […]
The City of Santa Monica’s Annual Fall Festival at Virginia Avenue Park is this Saturday, October 7. Come out and enjoy fall festivities at one of your favorite parks with live music and dancing, tons of […]
