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$33.7 million development will bring 50 units of affordable housing to Mar Vista By Dolores Quintana Community Corporation of Santa Monica’s Vista Ballona affordable housing development is nearing completion. The development located in Mar Vista […]
A planned 5 percent tuition hike at the University of California will be delayed until at least after the summer session, UC President Janet Napolitano announced today. During a speech at USC, Napolitano said the […]
2 firefighters hit by falling rocks as Palisades Fire Remains at 45 acres By Sam Catanzaro As of 9 a.m. Tuesday, the Palisades Fire has grown to 45 acres with containment still at 30 percent […]
Man sought in connection to December 13 incident Police are searching for a suspect wanted for a violent carjacking of a Mercedes in Culver City this week. According to the Culver City Police Department (CCPD), […]
Interview With Co-Founder Kim Malek Talks About Their Hopes For Their New Shop By Dolores Quintana It’s been six long years since Kim Malek first started looking for just the right storefront for Salt & […]
Agreement reached after a week of striking. By Keldine Hull On January 14, they took to the picket lines in the first strike to affect LA schools in 30 years. Over a week later, United […]
Crime Rates Across Los Angeles Saw Major Improvements Last Year Mayor Karen Bass and Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Chief Jim McDonnell announced a significant drop in homicides and violent crimes in 2024, vowing to […]
By Barbara Bishop I was sick with the flu almost the whole month of January. First it was the kind that was like a cold, but worse. Aches and pains, fever, congestion. I was in […]
Grand Mansions. Grander Boutiques. This is Brentwood’s tagline on the uberpopular short-term rental site, Airbnb. Some residents see it as an advertising slogan; others see it as an epitaph. What remains is a community bisected […]
Ordinance passes with 10-1 vote last will, to return for final vote July 27 By Sam Catanzaro With Councilmember Mike Bonin casting the lone dissenting vote, the Los Angeles City Council council recently approved a […]
The Oceanaires, a local barbershop quartet, are pleased to again offer singing valentines to the Westside and Downtown areas of LA on Wednesday, February 14, 2018. At your request, the quartet will arrive to sing two […]
The Vanderpump Rules and Broadway star answers questions about how she spends a day in her life. @ariana madix @latimes @culvercitywlanews Ariana Madix at LA Times Festival of Books Answers: Have You Thought About How […]
Today, Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D | Los Angeles County) issued the following statement in the wake of the firing of FBI Director James Comey by President Trump. “I find Donald Trump’s firing of FBI […]
Four years of construction and $350 million dollars later, the Culver City Ivy Station development is ready for people to move in, stay at and work. Learn more in this video made possible by Malibu […]
Falconhead, purveyor of high-end cowboy (and cowgirl) fashion, has left Brentwood. Scott Wayne Emmerich, CEO, said the company was faced with a stiff rent increase and he chose to simply leave rather than pay the […]
The Los Angeles Police Department rolled out enhanced training for its officers this week focused on interacting with the mentally ill, building public trust and reducing tensions in potentially violent encounters. Speaking outside one of […]
