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A downtown Los Angeles-based business chamber said on Friday its members want Mayor Eric Garcetti to tweak his proposal for raising the minimum wage to $13.25 an hour by 2017. The Central City Association issued […]
“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” continued to dominate the North American box office in its second week of release, taking in $96.1 million over the four-day Christmas weekend, according to preliminary figures released Monday. […]
Los Angeles police detectives searched today for whoever gunned down a teenage girl reported to be from Texas inside her car in a Marina del Rey parking lot. The shooting at the Villa Marina Marketplace […]
Former Adam Levine Estate Leads SoCal’s Showing as Five California Properties Crack the National Top 10 Los Angeles continued to dominate the country’s high-end housing market in October, with multiple Southern California estates ranking among […]
Tree City USA: Culver City Cares for 15,000 Trees in Public Right of Way By Staff Writer Culver City Council has declared Friday, April 28, 2023, as Arbor Day, joining more than 3,600 Tree City […]
Coinciding with Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to the Southland to tout an increase in the minimum wage, the University of California announced today that it will boost the minimum wage for its workers to […]
Man killed in area of Palms Boulevard and Vinton Avenue By Sam Catanzaro A man was fatally struck by a car in Palms recently. According to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), the incident was […]
Santa Monica Mayor Pro Tem Lana Negrete and City Council Member Phil Brock were there to welcome the new restaurant and business. @culvercitywlanews Ribbon Cutting For The Opening of Sogno Toscana In Santa Monica. Santa […]
Scientists at UCLA and UC San Diego reported today that a new imaging system is providing more precise data on prostate cancer, the second leading cause of death in men. In today’s issue of the […]
Government offices, courts, schools, libraries, banks and post offices will be closed today in observance of Thanksgiving. There will be no trash collection by crews in Los Angeles, according to the city Bureau of Sanitation. […]
Giving A Voice to Waterbirds Through Conservation By Susan Payne A spectacular soiree is coming to Los Angeles to help showcase the historical and important work of International Bird Rescue, a global conservation organization that […]
A homeless woman died of exposure on skid row Thursday during the El Nino storm, according to a published report. The woman, 60-year-old Barbara Brown, died rain-soaked and wrapped in a wet blanket on a […]
A woman who held authorities at bay on the steps of the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles last month, allegedly claiming to have a bomb, is due in court today. Holly Lorraine Melton, 44, […]
Dear Jeff,I finally have read the Brentwood Beat article in the July/August issue of your Brentwood News. As a supporter of your endeavor to supply our community with an open venue to the goings-on in […]
Los Angeles police have arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman on the UCLA campus on March 24. Babak Rahimzadeh, 54, is accused of grabbing the victim and sexually battering her near the […]
A Los Angeles Police Department officer fatally shot a man holding family members at knifepoint this week during a domestic dispute in Palms. According to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), officers responded to a […]
