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A woman who held authorities at bay on the steps of the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles last month, allegedly claiming to have a bomb, is due in court today. Holly Lorraine Melton, 44, […]
Evil Twin now open at 4123 S. Centinela Avenue By Dolores Quintana Culver City has a new natural wine and craft beer bar and restaurant in the newly opened Evil Twin at 4123 S. Centinela […]
A man who said he was hit by a vehicle on Santa Monica State Beach was hospitalized in critical condition Sunday, police said. The man, who said he was hit on Saturday night, was found […]
A man suspected in the hit-and-run death of a federal judge’s son in Pacific Palisades was behind bars today. Michael Vuong, 66, of the Palms area of Los Angeles, was arrested Thursday afternoon and […]
A motorist was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and seven vehicles were impounded for 30 days during an overnight checkpoint in Malibu, a sheriff’s sergeant said today. Sixteen unlicensed drivers were arrested and sent […]
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 […]
Los Angeles police are seeking a search warrant for phone records they hope will help them recover the Heisman Trophy stolen from USC’s Heritage Hall along with O.J. Simpson’s No. 32 jersey. The 1994 case […]
Clippers star Blake Griffin will be honored by the Los Angeles Sports Council next month as the 2015 Sportsman of the Year, the council announced Tuesday. According to the council, Griffin was chosen in recognition […]
Program Offers Rebates and Promotes Water Conservation and Organic Alternatives By Dolores Quintana The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s Turf Replacement program aims to update homeowners’ landscaping practices by encouraging the removal of existing […]
Her disappearance may be related to her boss and allegations against him Culver City mom Heidi Planck is still missing after six months but her friends haven’t forgotten her and are still searching for her […]
A man who claims he was hurt riding the Skyslide at the 72-story U.S. Bank Tower the day it opened to the public in 2016 sued the managers and operators of the downtown Los Angeles […]
Los Angeles County Coroner IDs Jesse Vanloozen as victim By Sam Catanzaro Officials have identified a man who was fatally shot by Culver City police last week. According to the Los Angeles County Department of […]
A collision between a tanker-trailer and another vehicle blocked three lanes of the northbound Hollywood (101) Freeway early today. The collision occurred in the northbound lanes just north of North Cahuenga Boulevard around 5:20 […]
The Santa Monica History Museum is excited to announce it will display an exhibition on the indigenous people of the Santa Monica Bay and greater Los Angeles from Friday, February 9, 2018, to Saturday, May […]
Examination of Labor Practices in Los Angeles Hotels Underway By Dolores Quintana The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office has officially initiated a comprehensive investigation into labor practices within hotels across Los Angeles County. This critical […]
Ed Asner, the award-winning actor and advocate for progressive political causes, will be the special guest at an Activist Support Circle public forum on Friday, June 26 at the Friends Meeting Hall located at 1440 Harvard […]
