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A local measure that put limits on chain stores in Malibu is unconstitutional and should be overturned, two property developers contend in a lawsuit filed Monday. Measure R, which restricts the proportion of chain stores […]
Bill Cosby’s former attorney ended his effort to remove the judge that ordered him and the comedian to undergo depositions in a lawsuit by ex-model Janice Dickinson, one of dozens of women who have accused […]
The new restaurant from Robert Kim is led by husband-and-wife chef team Chefs McKenna Lelah and Matthew Kim. The duo first met in 2014 while working at Osteria Mozza under Nancy Silverton, whose mentorship continues […]
26,000 square foot development underway By Sam Catanzaro Construction has begun on a public market development in Culver City being billed as the Westside’s answer to Downtown’s Grand Central Market and a project that will […]
The Archer School’s expansion plans – with lots of limitations – appear to be well on their way toward ultimate approval. At the Planning Commission hearing held in Van Nuys, both sides presented their arguments […]
With another “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” movie set to hit theaters this week, a Malibu-based tortoise rescue organization urged parents today to refrain from buying live turtles for children impressed by the heroics of […]
Six-story development underway at 10801 W. Venice Boulevard By Dolores Quintana The excavation and shoring processes has begun for a mixed-use development underway at 10801 W. Venice Boulevard in the Palms neighborhood, as reported by […]
Managers are accused of not following accepted clinical standards and not taking appropriate steps to quarantine the new resident or require testing prior to admission Last week, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced […]
Heal the Bay’s annual event returns September 21 By Keldine Hull Coordinated by Heal the Bay for the 30th consecutive year, Coastal Cleanup Day returns Saturday, September 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Heal […]
In 2010 the California State Assembly and Senate approved Resolution ARC 173 establishing California Native Plant Week. This measure proclaims the third week of April each year as California Native Plant Week and encourages community […]
Early Morning Accident Caused Closure Of The Freeway For Several Hours By Dolores Quintana Around 4:00 a.m. on Monday morning, there was a serious multi-car crash on the 405 freeway near Sunset going southbound in […]
Season to Feature World Premieres, West Coast Debuts and Acclaimed Artists The Geffen Playhouse unveiled its 2025–26 season lineup, featuring a slate of seven productions, including world, West Coast, and Los Angeles premieres. The season […]
By Teri Redman Kahn and Marylin Krell A piece of Brentwood’s ecological history is in danger of deforestation. The “Gross Property,” a 2.7-acre parcel located north of Wilshire Boulevard and west of Wellesley Avenue, has […]
Mark David Wallin faces up to life in prison after January 6 guilty plea By Sam Catanzaro A Del Rey man last week pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges for using Snapchat to meet and […]
The Book Party of the Season “John McCain is the Trojan horse of the Right. I’m Greek and I find Trojan horses troubling,†said Arianna Huffington, speaking about her new book Right is Wrong, in […]
Coach Eric Beckerman speaks about the challenges and the triumphs of the season By Dolores Quintna For a long time, the best baseball players on the Westside have been obligated to go to the South […]
