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* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
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192-unit project proposed for Bellwood Avenue By Chad Winthrop A developer wants to build a 70-foot, nearly 200-unit eldercare facility on the Westside. South Bay Partners, a national senior housing developer, presented plans on Thursday […]
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * Culver City Couple Rescued in Sequoia National Park * AirBnb Cracking Down On Party Rentals All this and more on today’s show made possible by Artist […]
The Board of Supervisors moved forward Tuesday on two plans aimed at increasing local water supplies in a time of sustained drought and pressure from federal regulators. Supervisor Sheila Kuehl authored two motions, one seeking to […]
The People Concern “Malibu Match” program is matching donations up to $250,000. Learn how to get involved in this video brought to you by The Bike Shop.
The 31st Annual Jet to Jetty 5K/10K Run/Walk benefiting Airport Marina Counseling Service (AMCS) is set for Sat., August 29 at Dockweiler State Beach. The Drollinger Family Charitable Foundation (DFCF) is the title sponsor of this […]
By Steve Stajich Full Disclosure: Just a few years back, I had certain feelings about awards and especially award broadcasts. There was always a vibe to the Oscars that […]
Los Angeles Unified and Health Net offering free vaccinations for seasonal flu to students and families By Chad Winthrop Los Angeles public school students and families can get free flu vaccinations at a local middle […]
A storm expected to reach the Southland by Friday could cause ponding on roadways, flash flooding, and debris flows down slopes previously denuded by wildfire, the National Weather Service said Tuesday. Less than an inch […]
At least two people were arrested after separate protest marches through Los Angeles triggered by the grand jury decision announced in Ferguson, police said today. A 9 a.m. news conference was planned by Los Angeles […]
This past Saturday. NCL Westside chapter honored its first graduating class at its one year anniversary party. Held at the Peninsula Beverly Hills, the Black and White Ball celebration featured video tributes to the high […]
The Malibu Senior Center is hosting The Market Beat on Friday, November 18, from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, offering insights into how economics have affected the stock market. Join us for this free discussion […]
Air quality in Santa Monica is poor today according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District due to the Creek Fire. Residents and those visiting Santa Monica are advised to reduce outdoor and physical […]
Sometimes one woman’s nightmare is another’s dream. A little more than eight years ago, Westwood resident and actress Nanci Christopher found herself racing to South Carolina, straight into the winds of Hurricane Floyd, where her […]
Short-haul drivers serving the Los Angeles/Long Beach port complex and the port of San Diego began a strike today targeting four companies doing business at those locations. The firms being targeted by picketers are: Pacific […]
Suspect remains at large wanted for Saturday incident on Pico Boulevard A woman was hospitalized over the weekend after a man on scooter in West Los Angeles threw a fire extinguisher at the victim, striking […]
By Daniel Jansenson Last week we looked at how our lives are made more convenient all the time by companies and organizations that provide services and then gather data about our activities. We mentioned […]
