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Big Blue Bus Expands Service to UCLA and Westwood Starting Aug. 9
The changes are part of the agency’s ongoing Brighter Blue service improvement plan. By Sarah Lin Big Blue Bus will implement service improvements beginning Sunday, Aug. 9, including expanded hours and better connectivity on routes […]

Former Dodgers owner Peter O’Malley sells Malibu estate for $55 million
Buyer coalition of real estate figures plans a $200 million redevelopment on the Paradise Cove bluff. By Carlos Reyes Recording the highest residential real estate transaction in Malibu this year, former Los Angeles Dodgers owner […]

Curious City 07/31/26: (MOST OF) OUR CITY COUNCIL MUST GO
By Charles Andrews I’D RATHER TALK MUSIC THAN POLITICS ANY DAY Bob Marley wrote, “When the music hits you, you feel no pain.” So let’s keep that truth ever in our hearts, because the politics […]

The Bungalow Hosts Monthly “Palisades Nights” (Video)
The monthly free gathering at The Bungalow in Santa Monica is aimed at keeping the community connected as Pacific Palisades rebuilds

Dangerous heat wave and high surf to grip Los Angeles area through the weekend
Sweltering temperatures return Thursday as offshore hurricane swells bring 8-foot waves and heavy rip currents to local beaches. The National Weather Service of Los Angeles has announced that the Los Angeles heat wave will continue […]
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