Local news and culture in under 5 minutes.
* New Building Coming to Centinela Ave.
* Local Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Tests Positive For Covid-19
All this and more on today’s show made possible by Enterprise Fish Co.
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. […]
Suspect in Alleged Assault With a Deadly Weapon Fled the Scene the Culver City Police Department announced on Monday that a woman was arrested Friday night after allegedly attacking another woman with a metal pole […]
Federal prosecutors said today they expect a decision by mid-November on whether the death penalty will be sought against a 24-year-old suspect accused in a deadly shooting spree at Los Angeles International Airport. The ultimate […]
Despite robust closed escrow sales in June, California pending home sales slipped for the sixth consecutive month, suggesting an impending slowdown in the state’s housing market as the peak homebuying season winds down, the California […]
The Los Angeles Police Department announced today it is making a mobile application available for use in its cadet leadership program. The program is the department’s “signature” effort for community youth, which helps students develop academic […]
A stray bullet hit a school bus in the southwest Los Angeles area Thursday, but no one was hurt, police said. No children were aboard the bus when the shot was fired near Manchester Avenue […]
CVS will begin to administer COVID-19 vaccines to eligible populations on Thursday, February 11 at 100 CVS Pharmacy locations across California, including on the Westside. Supply for the limited rollout in the state, which is […]
By Sebastian Lopez and Jennifer Eden With the majority attention in the upcoming City of Santa Monica elections and ballot measures focused on Measures LV and V, Measures GSH and GS have sailed through discussions […]
Barry Manilow was taken to a Los Angeles hospital and canceled concerts planned for last night and today due to complications from surgery, according to a posting on the singer’s Facebook page. Manilow performed in Memphis […]
The City of Santa Monica’s historic Woodlawn Cemetery, Mortuary & Mausoleum will present its fourth annual Living History Tours from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 3, 2018. Tours start at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., commencing at […]
The Getty Museum in Brentwood is set to open at its customary 10 a.m. time Wednesday one day after closing early because of a telephoned bomb threat. The threatening phone call was received about 2:50 […]
The Old Veterans Guard, led by Brentwood resident Robert Rosebrock, facilitated the installation of flags that once again grace Wilshire and San Vicente alongside the VA property. The Metabolic Studio, a Direct Charitable Activity of […]
The whereabouts of “Star Trek” actor Leonard Nimoy were unclear today — five days after paramedics responded to a medical call from his home. Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman Katherine Main said firefighters went to […]
“Carol,” the Cate Blanchett romance between a pair of women in 1950s New York, will carry a leading six nominations into today’s presentation of the 2016 Film Independent Spirit Awards, which honor the best in […]
This subject is sensitive, timely, important and complex — and goes to the heart of who we are as a community and a society. In the print issue of the Brentwood News, three pages are […]
Oliver Stone is a household name. A master of controversial subjects in award winning movies, a legendary provocateur, a brilliant film-maker, director, writer and producer. Somewhat of a rebel, an influential visionary and a prominent […]
