They’re fun, slinky, furry and also illegal to own in California. Recently, ferrets were the topic of discussion at a Culver City City Council meeting as a group of ferret-loving activists aimed to change a law that has been in place since 1933. Chella has the story on the Angel City Ferret Club’s mission to #FreeTheFerrets.
The Italian Market and Restaurant Marks 100 Days of Bringing Tuscany to Los Angeles By Dolores Quintana Sogno Toscano, the recently opened and celebrated Italian neighborhood cafe and marketplace, is marking its 100th day since […]
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s Measure BB Advisory Committee currently has two vacancies to be filled. The District is seeking to fill this committee membership with qualified candidates who meets the criterion, in accordance […]
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