The L.A. County Health Department announced yesterday that it had closed the beach 100 yards north and 100 yards south of Rose Avenue, following a sewage spill.
A tree root blocked a line, causing 200 gallons of sewage to overflow from a manhole into a storm drain and then into the ocean.According to officials, the beach will reopen when bacteria levels meet state health standards.
Restaurateur Michael Cardenas, one of the partners of Innovative Dining Group behind Sushi Roku, BOA Steakhouse, and Robata Bar in Santa Monica, has launched his solo project Taberna Arros y Vi – a new Spanish […]
The University of Venice has scheduled a symposium on “Venice Self-Government: Strategies and Alternatives,” on Saturday, April 16. The symposium will focus on the means by which Venice can control development, maintain a mix of […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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