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Seattle-based Nordstrom Inc. announced Wednesday plans to open a 27,000-square-foot Nordstrom Rack store at FIGat7th in downtown Los Angeles in the fall. Tenants of the shopping center at 7th and Figueroa streets include Target, H&M, […]
An apparent love triangle turned deadly this morning in South Los Angeles when the estranged husband of a woman allegedly stabbed to death her new boyfriend and also cut his wife in front of their […]
If you’re traveling between Downey and Irvine today, you might pass a Taco Bell, but don’t try stopping at the drive-thru. This Taco Bell — the world’s first — will be on the move. Known […]
Jacinto Mendez receives 12½ years in county jail and lifetime sex offender registration. Los Angeles prosecutors secured the maximum county jail sentence against a man convicted of sexually abusing a minor, city officials announced in […]
LAPD seek group of 6-7 teenagers wanted in connection to October 19 incident in Westchester By Dolores Quintana Police are searching for a group of teenagers wanted for attacking a 14-year-old and his friend walking […]
www.aqmd.govFor the past several years, AQMD has monitored radar in Southern California at three sites in in the region. AQMD shares this data with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) hourly. Now citizens can access […]
Monsignor Lawrence O’Leary: 1927 – 2012 St. Martin of Tours’ beloved pastor emeritus, Monsignor Lawrence O’Leary, passed away on May 17, 2012. He is survived by his sister, Sr. Jean O’Leary, C.S.J. Archbishop Jose Gomez […]
CD 11 City Councilmember Traci Park Releases Statement The devastating news that one of the two women who were brutally attacked and sexually assaulted in the Venice Canals on April 6 has been declared brain […]
Measure Could Ease Zoning Restrictions for Homeless Housing on Public Land By Dolores Quintana The City Council has voted in favor of a motion that would instruct the city’s Planning Department to draft an ordinance […]
Early Count Data Reveals Fewer Encampments, Shows Signs of Improvement The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has released preliminary data from the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, indicating a 5-10% decrease in unsheltered […]
By Sam Skopp Gallery Luisotti recently hosted a reception for John Divola, the artist behind their current featured exhibit, Physical Evidence, which will remain at the gallery until Sept. 9. Much of Divola’s work is […]
Did you know that “each year the average American uses enough wood and wood products to add up to a tree 100 feet tall?†In the United States, that’s 300 million 100-foot-tall trees used […]
Program back after being suspended in September By Chad Winthrop LA Metro’s bike share system is back on the Westside. Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) on Thursday relaunched a new Metro […]
Investigators Collected Evidence Overnight as They Probe the Death of 15-Year-Old Girl Detectives searched a Hollywood Hills home connected to singer D4vd overnight as part of the investigation into the killing of a 15-year-old girl […]
Clinical researchers at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System have begun a phase 2 clinical trial for a first-in-class botanical drug against head and neck cancers. To participate in the study you can contact […]
Council Advances Proposals to Limit License Plate Readers, Use of ALPR During a special meeting on June 30, the City Council declined to adopt a resolution similar to one recently passed in Huntington Park supporting […]
