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Community Organizations, Local Businesses, and Bike Vendors Joined Forces To Provide Information For Residents On Alternate Forms Of Transportation By Dolores Quintana This weekend, Ivy Station collaborated with community organizations, local businesses, and bike vendors […]
Santa Monica Pier Welcomes the Inaugural Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival Santa Monica is set to become the birthplace of the inaugural Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival (LAWFF), which will open on the […]
A judge ruled today that a restaurant owner should continue paying $25,000 monthly rent for a former convent that both she and singer Katy Perry are vying to purchase, even though neither will live there […]
The suspect who beat and robbed an 88-year-old man in a Hollywood apartment complex after the victim got off a bus remained at large today and police have released photos and video of the attack. […]
Did you know you are allowed to break into a car to save a pet from overheating? With the weather heating up this weekend, here are some tips from a veterinarian to keep your dogs, […]
Adele, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lawrence, Taylor Swift, Chris Pratt, The Weeknd, Anna Kendrick, Jennifer Lopez, Chris Hemsworth and Selena Gomez are among the nominees hoping to bring home prizes tonight at Nickelodeon’s 2016 Kids’ Choice […]
The drivers of two vehicles that left the scene after allegedly fatally striking a man in Beverly Hills in August have been arrested, one of them as she prepared to board a flight out of […]
Rita Wilson and Tom Hanks hosted The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles (SCLA) 27th Annual Simply Shakespeare benefit September 18, 2017, at the Freud Playhouse, on the UCLA Campus. The hilarious Forbidden Shakespeare The Tempest […]
From Santa Monica to Beverly Hills, here’s a curated look at notable restaurants participating in Dine L.A. Winter Dine LA is almost here; it officially starts on January 23 and goes through February 6, but […]
Consumer Watchdog Challenges State Farm’s Emergency Rate Hike in California California homeowners could soon see a sharp rise in insurance premiums as State Farm, the state’s largest property insurer, seeks final approval for an emergency […]
All California high school sports will not begin until mid-December By Sam Catanzaro High school sports in Los Angeles and statewide will not begin until December due to the rise in the coronavirus cases. On […]
Family and Neighbors Will Gather Sunday to Sell Paletas and Raise Funds Supporters will gather this Sunday at Veterans Park to rally behind Ambrocio “Enrique” Lozano, a longtime Culver City street vendor whose recent detention […]
U.S. DOJ Charges Hubei Aoks Bio-Tech and Executives With 13 Counts A federal grand jury has indicted Hubei Aoks Bio-Tech Co. Ltd., a Wuhan, China-based chemical company, along with its director and three employees, on […]
Mayor Eric Garcetti is resolved to travel on official business to Paris to attend an international climate conference, after terrorism attacks there, an aide said, and was out of California on personal business Friday. Garcetti […]
Today we explore the differences in coffee beans, flavor profiles, and what makes for the perfect brew with coffee expert Allie Altman from 10 speed coffee, in this video brought to you by Hyperthermia Cancer […]
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Los Angeles County was 5.1 percent in October, up from a revised 5 percent in September, the state Employment Development Department reported Friday. The 5.1 percent rate was well […]
