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Believe it or not, I think there’s a connection between Archer School, Tom Kalette, and Wendell Brown. Let me explain. I knew last issue I would draw the ire of some members of the anti-Archer […]
Three Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies accused of beating a visitor to the Men’s Central Jail and then conspiring to cover up the incident are scheduled to go on trial in Los Angeles federal court […]
The City Council approved a $2.45 million payment today to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by about 300 Occupy L.A. protesters and observers who accused police of improperly arresting them and detaining them on buses […]
Proposed Los Angeles Department of Water and Power rate increases were approved Tuesday by the Los Angeles City Council’s Energy and Environment Committee, and will now go to the full City Council. Committee chair Felipe […]
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A red flag warning denoting a high risk of wildfire will go into its third day today in the San Gabriel Mountains and the Antelope Valley, and forecasters said the Santa Clarita Valley and Santa […]
Funding Will Expedite Rebuilding, Support Schools, Protect Residents From Price Gouging Governor Gavin Newsom joined local and state leaders near the fire-ravaged community of Altadena on Thursday to sign legislation providing more than $2.5 billion […]
Officers Will Be On Alert for Alcohol and Drug Impairment The Santa Monica Police Department announced plans to conduct a DUI checkpoint on the evening of Friday, May 2, as part of ongoing efforts to […]
Civil Lawsuit Accused Chain of Overcharging Customers, Mislabeling Product Weights Albertsons, Vons, and their affiliated stores have agreed to pay $3.9 million to settle a civil lawsuit alleging false advertising and unfair competition, Los Angeles […]
By Annette Semerdjian Cannabis culture is going to see a major shift come 2018 when the smoking and consumption of weed finally becomes legal. Looking ahead to this bright, very near future, Brian Campbell […]
A panel overseeing the Port of Los Angeles approved a $938.8 million budget today that includes almost $350 million for projects to improve port infrastructure. The spending plan for the 2014-15 fiscal year beginning […]
Brentwood Community Council Chair Larry Watts Reports on Last Week’s Meeting of the Westside Regional Alliance of Councils: Congressman Ted Lieu attended the monthly meeting of the Westside Regional Alliance of Councils (WRAC) this week. […]
Sources say homeless man fatally shot while officer suffers a friendly-fire gunshot wound By Sam Catanzaro Culver City police fatally shot a homeless man Monday, according to reports, in an incident that also saw an […]
Residents Urged to Report Sightings After a Man Was Caught in Indecent Act By Dolores Quintana In the Culver West neighborhood of West Los Angeles, a man was reportedly seen masturbating in a parked car […]
This week a free mobile dental clinic created by Village for Vets, The Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC, and The Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative will provide comprehensive dental care to as many as […]
Eras Tour Could Bring $320 Million To Los Angeles During Six-Day Tour Stop By Dolores Quintana A report from The Center for Jobs and the Economy, as part of its ongoing commitment to scrutinizing significant […]
