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By Zoë Muntaner Residents of Santa Monica were invited to play in the 2017 Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest, a worldwide “co-opetition” running September 11-24. Throughout the duration, neighborhoods, organizations, businesses, and individuals organize […]
On February 14, 2018, Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office prosecutors entered a plea agreement with Bird Rides, Inc. and Travis VanderZanden (collectively “Bird”), whereby Bird will accept responsibility for violating local law and pay significant penalties. […]
Get ready to be freezin’ for a reason and show how brave you are while raising funds for Special Olympics. Participate in Special Olympics Southern California’s annual Big Bear Polar Plunge™ benefiting Inland Empire athletes on […]
Los Angeles police asked for the public’s help today to find a 42-year-old Culver City woman who’s been missing for more than three months. Lisa Lewis was last seen about noon on March 10 […]
Metro will celebrate Valentine’s Day one day early with the second annual “Speed Dating on the Red Line” event today, helping passengers seeking to find love while in transit. Every Red Line train between 11 […]
On August 12th, I received an email from Hollywood Web producer Brent Roske asking me to cover his race to represent the 33rd Congressional District, which stretches from Agoura Hills all the way down the […]
September is National Preparedness Month and today we learn how to prep your home and animals in case of an emergency. This video is brought to you by the Distinguished Speaker Series.
Passover, the weeklong Jewish commemoration of what the Old Testament depicts as the deliverance of the ancient Hebrews from slavery in Egypt, begins at sundown Monday. Jews will gather for a ritual meal called a […]
The Los Angeles Millennium Biltmore Hotel’s Crystal Room was the location of the 25th Annual University of Southern California Thornton School of Music Charles Dickens Dinner honoring legendary singer/songwriter Richard Carpenter and The GRAMMY Foundation® […]
Some workers at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Los Angeles Downtown were conducting a one-day strike today to support complaints filed by employees who allege they missed rest breaks and who want back pay, a […]
The US Conference of Mayors honored Santa Monica with a US Mayors’ Climate Protection Award for its successful Solar Santa Monica initiative. Solar Santa Monica has helped Santa Monica residents and businesses convert their homes […]
Multiple Locations Citywide Will See Increased Enforcement Aimed at Preventing Impaired Driving The Los Angeles Police Department will conduct a series of DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols across the city from Friday, Sept. 26, through Monday, Sept. 29, […]
The Coroner’s Office today confirmed the name of the 21-year-old inexperience swimmer who went into the water at Redondo Beach and drowned. The swimmer was identified as Lawndale resident Marlon Patrick Fajardo Jr., said Coroner’s […]
By Susan Payne This summer, elevate a special occasion by taking it on the water — yacht style. Charter off the San Diego harbor and have a one-of-a-kind birthday, corporate event, celebration of life/burial, engagement, family […]
A Five-Story Marvel Blending Art, Architecture, and Green Innovation By Dolores Quintana The completion date for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art may still be on the distant horizon, but the exterior of the $1-billion […]
Today is expected to be the worst day of this week’s heat wave in the Southland, with temperatures dropping only slightly on Saturday before falling into a more manageable range starting Sunday. Temperatures of well […]
