Firefighters on Sunday night knocked down a non-injury fire that was burning in a wall and the attic of a two-story home at 715 S. Malcom Ave. in Westwood, said Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Thirty-seven firefighters took 19 minutes to tackle the fire, which was reported at 8:26 p.m., Humphrey said.
FILM REVIEWTOY STORY 5 Rated PG102 MinutesReleased June 19th The Toy Story films look at life from a child’s eyes, and Toy Story 5 is no exception. We make a grave mistake if we think that […]
Festivalgoers will be able to sample beverages from local producers, including Santa Monica Brew Works and Sokē & Soula, while also getting an early taste of Santa Monica Brew Works’ new End of the Trail […]
The building was developed after Los Angeles’ Rent Stabilization Ordinance cutoff date and is exempt from both the city’s rent-control rules and California’s statewide rent cap law. A recently built apartment property in Mar Vista […]
The agreement marks a major shift from the bill’s original proposal, which drew criticism from environmental organizations and beach access advocates who argued it would reduce Coastal Commission oversight within Santa Monica’s coastal zone. A […]
The Los Angeles County Fire Department, in coordination with the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, expects to burn vegetation near Santa Maria Road and Dirt Mulholland Road. Fire officials plan to conduct a prescribed burn […]
Flagging crews will manage alternating traffic on a two-mile stretch of State Route 27. Commuters traveling between the San Fernando Valley and the coast should expect overnight traffic delays on Topanga Canyon Boulevard this week […]
New restaurants earn Michelin distinctions in Melrose Hill, Sawtelle, and Beverlywood. By Dolores Quintana The Michelin Guide announced its restaurant...
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