A vehicle that went into the water in Venice Tuesday night was empty, authorities said.
Divers found no one in or near the vehicle, which went into the water off the 5500 block of South Pacific Avenue at 9:48 p.m., Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
Broadcast reports said at least one person was seen running from the location after the crash.
LAHSA said fewer subsidies created a bottleneck in the rehousing system, reducing the number of people moving from interim housing into permanent homes and limiting available shelter beds. Homelessness declined in Los Angeles’s Westside (City […]
The money will support hiring additional health care workers and further expand the program, including deeper reach into the San Fernando Valley. By Sarah Lin Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday more than $2 million in […]
The money comes from Proposition 1 through the Homekey+ program, which finances permanent supportive housing linked to behavioral health services. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that California is awarding $109.6 million to create 278 units […]
Safeguarding neighborhoods against wildfires is a collective responsibility, and effective wildfire defense should be accessible to all homeowners, not a luxury reserved for a few. That is the foundational philosophy behind Matador Fire, a company […]
Acclaimed South Asian restaurant debuts steps from Ocean Boulevard with creative mocktails and imaginative dishes. By Dolores Quintana The Michelin Bib Gourmand-rated Pakistani restaurant Khan Saab Santa Monica is now open in Santa Monica. It […]
Multi-agency police response leads to rapid arrest and $2 million bail. The Santa Monica Police Department has announced additional information regarding the arrest in the Santa Monica Pico Boulevard murder on July 25. Taylor Roger […]
