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Nearby equipment operator attempted to rescue the trapped driver. Emergency responders rushed to the Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw neighborhood Monday morning after an overturned tractor trapped and killed its operator, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. […]
West Hollywood streets remain blocked following last week’s massive flood. Around-the-clock repair efforts will stretch into the next week as utility crews work to stabilize a fractured transmission line that released 17 million gallons of […]
The park improvement project will temporarily close athletic fields to install level surfaces, advanced drainage, and new lighting. Construction crews will begin a complete overhaul of the athletic facilities at Culver City Park following a […]
The free neighborhood festival will connect West Hollywood and East Hollywood with activity hubs, local business pop-ups, and a World Cup watch party. Angelenos can explore West Hollywood, Hollywood, and East Hollywood on foot, bicycle, […]
Local parks will host four family-friendly film screenings, community giveaways, and poolside events starting Thursday night. Culver City is bringing back a popular series of free outdoor movie screenings and community pop-up events in July […]
As the nationwide outbreak continues to climb, Los Angeles public health officials have released new local data. Los Angeles County health officials are urging residents to take preventive measures against foodborne illness as a massive, […]
Public health officials advise against swimming or surfing at popular coastal sites. Health officials are warning swimmers and surfers to stay out of the water at five popular Los Angeles County coastal sites after routine […]
Caltrans will reduce lanes, shut down key ramps, and close the U.S. 101 connectors to install concrete barriers. Overnight travelers navigating the Sepulveda Pass face another round of major delays next week as a long-running […]
The modern California diner launches its high-summer seasonal menu featuring local heirloom produce and coastal favorites. Gott’s Roadside is debuting a high-summer seasonal menu at its Original Farmers Market location, featuring fresh coastal classics and […]
State-backed initiatives offer up to $15,000 in stipends for hands-on internships. Opportunities to earn up to $15,000 this academic year are available to West Los Angeles College students through two fellowship programs focusing on environmental […]
Beloved restaurant sets final service date on Bedford after three decades. Crustacean Beverly Hills, the Vietnamese restaurant that has been part of the bedrock of the Beverly Hills dining scene for 30 years, has announced […]
EntreNous Community Empowerment Inc. wins national award for the workforce initiative. South Los Angeles workforce initiative “Impactful Bites” has secured a $10,000 grant from the Jacques Pépin Foundation to expand culinary job training for system-impacted adults and […]
Weekend event features beachfront pop-ups and a search for a year’s supply of treats. Free ice cream, roller-skating party hosts, and a beachside scavenger hunt are rolling onto the Westside coastline this weekend as Vermont’s […]
Weekend Event Offers Passports, Prizes, and $325 Grand Prize Package. Book lovers across Southern California will have a new reason to explore local neighborhoods as 13 independent booksellers team up to launch the inaugural Los Angeles […]
Grab artisanal slices in a phone-free backyard at Two Rose, or head to Häsi Bread for stone-milled heirloom sourdough toasts. By Dolores Quintana Thursday just got even more delicious. Weekend days and Fridays are usually […]
Health officials trace the county’s seventh confirmed case to a terminal gate and rental car shuttle last week. International travelers and rental car passengers who passed through Los Angeles International Airport last week may have […]
