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* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
* Local Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Tests Positive For Covid-19
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Santa Monica’s Avocafe rebuilds after the city was struck by looting and vandalism on Sunday, this video brought to you by Santa Monica College.
Over 130 potential human trafficking suspects and victims were taken into custody during a city-wide enforcement operation this week, according to Los Angeles police. The operation, which focused on the rescue and recovery of sexually […]
Two lawsuits have been filed seeking to stop a Ballona Wetlands restoration project, saying the plan would “allow for the complete destruction” of the fragile ecological reserve. Learn more in this video made possible by […]
Century City biotech firm Ritter Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has closed its $20 million Initial Public Offering. The pharmaceutical company has been developing novel therapeutic products that modulate the human gut microbiome to treat gastrointestinal diseases with […]
The Malibu Library Speakers Series 2016 season continues its environmental theme with a panel discussion featuring highly acclaimed environmentalists on Tuesday, August 30 at 7:00 PM at the Malibu Civic Theater. Panelists include UC Santa […]
Seventh Los Angeles Location Beloved Small Plates, Craft Cocktails, and Rustic Charm Bacari, the acclaimed Mediterranean-inspired, family-owned restaurant group, has opened its first Beverly Hills location, marking its seventh establishment in Los Angeles. Situated at […]
Police Are Investigating What Led a Box Truck to Enter a Crowded Protest Los Angeles police detained a driver Sunday after a box truck struck people gathered for an anti-Iranian regime demonstration in the Westwood […]
At age 6, Leonard Kleinrock made a crystal radio by wrapping copper wire around an empty toilet paper roll. “This is magic,†he thought, as he listened to broadcasts from faraway places. He got the […]
By Staff Writer The Mirror Media Group (MMG), publisher of Westside Today has come to an agreement to acquire the Palisades News, giving MMG its seventh local media outlet in the West Los Angeles area. Palisades News […]
Los Angeles Unified Leaders Say the District Lost Thousands More Students Than Projected Los Angeles Unified School District officials say enrollment has fallen more sharply than expected, a decline they partly attribute to intensified immigration […]
A lawsuit filed by Beverly Hills City Hall and the City’s school district challenging the validity of Metro’s Purple Line environmental studies suffered a judicious blow on April 2, as a judge ruled in favor […]
A big rig crashed through the center divider of the Santa Monica (10) Freeway in the Mid-City area today, blocking lanes in both directions, authorities said. The crash occurred about 5:30 a.m. at La Brea Avenue, according […]
Tour showcases the benefits of having an ADU, revised laws that make it easier to build By Susan Payne Accessory Dwelling Units — more commonly known as guesthouses, granny flats or cottages — are more […]
Marina del Rey location included in lawsuit By Dolores Quintana A civil judgment against the Delaware-based hotelier Ritz Carlton was handed down by a judge in Riverside County on August 8. The lawsuit was filed […]
Seven Jewish protesters from Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area were arrested on March 17 in the lobby of the Century City offices of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), reports the […]
As a new cold low pressure system headed for Southern California this morning, flooding developed on an L.A. area freeway early today and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Orange County. […]
