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279 Income-Restricted Unit Building Proposed in Council District 5 Plans have been filed to replace a vacant commercial structure on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Los Angeles with a new affordable housing development from Southern […]
The Chef Drops Hints About the Location, But Says It Will Be In Culver City Chef, author, and pie queen Nicole Rucker has had a successful stand at the Grand Central Market called Fat + […]
By Staff Writer Michael E. Jung, distinguished professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UCLA, was recently honored for his significant contributions to biomedicine during a Cal State LA BioSpace ceremony celebrating emerging entrepreneurs. A resident […]
Will Smith, who was passed over for an Oscar nomination for his work in “Concussion,” contributing to the furor over this year’s all-white slate of Academy Award acting nominees, will receive the MTV Movie Awards’ […]
Survey Finds Over Half Believe Less Immigration Could Drive Up Home Prices A new Redfin-commissioned survey reveals that U.S. homeowners and renters are split on how immigration and tariffs influence housing affordability. More than half […]
Video Footage Captured a Masked Intruder During a Midday Break-in Westwood was the scene of a midday burglary that left a family without their wedding jewelry and shaken in their own home after a masked […]
The Midnight Mission will again serve Thanksgiving brunch to thousands of homeless and near-homeless men, women and children on Thursday while participants in a race in downtown are asked to assist the organization. Entertainer Dick […]
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A police spokeswoman said there will be a “sufficient number of officers” in attendance at rallies today in downtown and south Los Angeles aimed at denouncing the recent spate of fatal […]
Councilman Tom LaBonge called Friday for city officials to explore a possible bond measure to pay for new fire and police stations. A motion introduced by LaBonge would ask city staffers to review the physical […]
Memorial services for actor-turned-activist Charlton Heston were held at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, April 13. Former First Lady Nancy Reagan arrived with actor Tom Selleck and departed with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Also present […]
UCLA students, faculty and alumni are escalating their complaints against the university over its decision to allow a history professor accused of sexual harassment to return to campus after imposing what they regard as inadequate […]
Deadline to Apply is October 10, 2022 at 5:00PM Calling all artists who live and work in Culver City! Culver City continues to expand its recognition of the importance of the arts and the many […]
A coastal hazard warning has been issued. Elevated surf and strong rip currents are expected on the beaches of Los Angeles and Ventura counties through the weekend. A long period southwest swell will continue through […]
Free Composting Pails Available At EnviroFest and Through The City The City of Culver City is taking steps to encourage residents to compost their food waste by offering free kitchen pails. These pails can be […]
Quinn retiring after over 20 years of service Robert Quinn, the District’s Assistant Superintendent, Business Services, announced this week that he would be retiring from CCUSD, effective June 30, 2023. Quinn spent six years in […]
Powerful winds lashed the Southland early today but then died down as a fast-moving Pacific storm system was clearing out of the region. The rain, which began showing up yesterday afternoon, should be gone by […]
