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* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
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With the busy summer beach season starting this Memorial Day weekend, the City of Malibu reminds visitors, residents and businesses that polystyrene foam is banned in the City and urges everyone to help keep polystyrene […]
Project is located near the intersection of Jefferson and Obama Boulevards. By Dolores Quintana JP Morgan and the Ratkovich Company bagged a $41 million loan for their recent purchase of the office space in Culver […]
The Centaurs, Eagles, Normans, and Wildcats Face Key Matchups This Week Football season is heating up across our area, with several local high schools preparing for important early-season matchups. Here’s a look at upcoming games […]
The producers of the film “Birdman” took home the coveted Producers Guild of America Darryl F. Zanuck Award for motion pictures, an honor that typically leads to best-picture glory on Oscar night. In the television […]
Suspects face vandalism charges. By Chad Winthrop Two men have been charged with causing more than $10,000 in damages to UCLA’s Bruin bear statue during “rivalry week,” the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced. […]
A Westwood Village donut shop will turn back the clock on May 3 in celebration of its five decades selling pastries to both Hollywood stars and everyday doughnut lovers alike. Councilman Paul Koretz will be […]
Reynolds was born and raised in the small farming community of Oskaloosa, Kan. He performed on stage, played football, basketball and ran track during high school. Upon graduation he joined the Marines and was sent […]
A stretch of Malibu Canyon Road that had been closed due to storm-caused rockslides reopened Monday, but Topanga Canyon Boulevard was expected to remain blocked until at least Thursday. Malibu Canyon had been closed between […]
Southland law enforcement was on heightened alert today following a terrorist attack at a magazine office in Paris that left a dozen people dead. Los Angeles Police Department Officer Rosario Herrera said, however, there are […]
This week a group gathered in Venice to pay homage to two Black people killed by police: Daunte Wright and Adam Toledo. Video made possible by Hyperthermia Cancer Institute.
Slightly more than one-fifth of those planning to shop for gifts on Thanksgiving weekend will be shopping Thursday, about the same as last year, according to an annual survey. The survey conducted by Prosper Insights […]
Curious George, the lovable monkey who has starred in books, movies, and on television, cooks up a delicious adventure in this musical tale. Based on the books by Margret and H.A. Rey and the play […]
UCLA today reinstated defensive back Ishmael Adams, who was suspended after his arrest for allegedly stealing a cellphone from an Uber driver. “He has missed a quarter of his season, and he has shown remorse,” […]
Board of Supervisors Advances Strict Measures to Curb Short-Term Rentals Today, the County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors voted to advance the Short-Term Rentals Regulations Ordinance. The measure will preserve long-term housing for families […]
The City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs’ Art at Tongva series continues this weekend with Among Us withdirector Marike Splint and Los Angeles Performance Practice. Among Us is an audio-theater experience where you and the city […]
From soil to sanctuary, Urban Jungle, an indoor and tropical plants nursery, is celebrating one year of business this spring. Sprouting from a deep-seated love for horticulture shared by founders Tracey and Mark Marriott, this […]
