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Hurricane Hilary Currently A Category 4 Storm, First Ever Tropical Storm Watch Issued For Southern California By Keemia Zhang and Dolores Quintana This article has been updated as of Friday, August 18, at 11:00 a.m. […]
Child Airlifted to Hospital After Father Fights Off Mountain Lion During Family Picnic On Sunday, a five-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion while he was with his family at Malibu Creek State Park […]
Officers Participate in National Police Week, Make Drug and Firearm Arrests The Culver City Police Department has been active over during the week of May 15 through May 20, making several notable arrests and participating […]
A man convicted in two “bling ring” burglaries of celebrities’ homes is scheduled to be arraigned today on charges of stalking a West Hollywood esthetician and her two adult daughters and soliciting a man to […]
A judge ruled Wednesday that an insurance company does not have to pay the $2.8 million reached in a settlement of a legal dispute between the then-conservator for Mickey Rooney and one of the late […]
May 27, 2009 Contact: Cher SerhalPR Coordinator323.664.2153 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RUNNERS HIT THE STREETS FOR THE BLIND CHILDRENS CENTER LOS ANGELES, CA – On Monday, May 25, 2009, runners and walkers took on the streets […]
Have Your Say on Metro’s Budget and Services on October 19 By Dolores Quintana Metro invites the Los Angeles community to actively participate in a Telephone Town Hall event hosted by our CEO on Thursday, […]
On Oct. 26, two suspected mailbox thieves were arrested in the alley behind 11656 Montana Ave. That morning the property manager was informed that the residents’ mailboxes had been broken into. The property manager reviewed the […]
By Jennifer Eden Thousands of Santa Monica students walked out of their classrooms at 10 a.m. Wednesday, March 14, for 17 minutes, protesting gun laws and standing in solidarity with Douglas Stoneman High School students […]
Beverly Hills police Tuesday warned residents about a scammer pretending to represent the city on the guise of setting up a property inspection. According to police, a resident recently received a call from a man identifying […]
Students attended classes for the first time today at Loyola Marymount University’s $110 million Life Sciences Building, which took two years to build. The 100,000-square-foot, three-story building houses programs in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, environmental science, […]
Submitted by the City of Culver City The City’s contractors will be performing adjustments and maintenance work in the MOVE Culver City project – Downtown Corridor from Tuesday, May 31, 2022 – Saturday, June 4, […]
Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari today called for party unity and pledged to hold Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown accountable for “our lack of jobs, for our failed schools and for our record poverty.” “Gov. Brown […]
Safely Dispose of Unused Medications at the Drive-Thru Event Culver City Police Department is encouraging residents to safely dispose of unused and expired prescription medications at their upcoming Drug Take-Back Day. The event will take […]
Los Angeles County is expected to open beaches later this month, but with some restrictions. Learn more in this video made possible by Santa Monica College.
Bass Urges City Council to Approve a Limited Exemption From the City’s “Mansion Tax” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is calling on the City Council to approve a temporary pause to Measure ULA, the city’s […]
