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Malibu sets final deadlines for Woolsey Fire fee waiver program applications
The city’s financial relief program is winding down, here are the cutoffs you need to know. Malibu property owners must submit all required planning applications by Tuesday, June 30, to qualify for the city’s Woolsey […]
100 L.A. youth, families receive World Cup opening match tickets as city expands soccer programs
New partnerships with U.S. Soccer’s Soccer Forward Foundation and LAUSD aim to increase access to youth soccer through schools, parks and community programs ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. More than 100 Los Angeles-area […]
9th Street, Santa Monica. Photo Credit: Google Earth.
Letter to the Editor: Santa Monica tenant writes that the landlord destroyed asbestos ceilings without permits at a rent-controlled building.
I have rented a rent-controlled apartment at 1015 9th Street since 2014. In spring 2025, our owner told us in writing that our ceilings contain asbestos and warned us not to disturb them. About a […]
Co-Owner of Venice Originals Skate Shop Passes at 50
A large, fit man known for his welcoming presence and kind demeanor, Jones was remembered as a dedicated community figure. Aubrey Jones, known in the Venice community as Bobby Bliss and co-owner of the Venice […]
Caltrans workers on the 405. Photo Credit: Facebook/Caltrans District 7.
Overnight 405 freeway Lane reductions to hit Sepulveda Pass next week
Caltrans will implement closures starting Monday night for a pavement rehabilitation project, with a temporary pause for World Cup traffic. Commuters traveling through the Sepulveda Pass next week should prepare for overnight delays as transportation […]
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Curious City 07/02/26: MEET THE CANDIDATES!
By Charles Andrews THE GLOVES ARE OFF I wrote in my previous CURIOUS CITY column. But what happens when you take the gloves off? Bare knuckles bashing? Could be. The expression usually means things are […]
Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
Local spots like The Arepa Stand, Petitgrain Boulangerie, and Chainsaw organize menu specials to fund medicine and food. By Dolores...
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CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
State troopers deploy low-profile vehicles to target holiday speeders. The California Highway Patrol will initiate its maximum enforcement period beginning at 6...
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