The California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) hosted a two-day job fair for 300 immediate openings for dozens of positions, including medical care, food preparation, and support staff at the new West Los Angeles Home. CalVet Human Resources staff conducted exam testing, hiring interviews, and workshops.
For more information regarding careers at CalVet, visit www.calvet.ca.gov/jobs or email questions to glavchr@calvet.ca.gov.
“Natural Death” examines grief, loss and the cycles of nature, while “Salon des Amis” draws from personal struggles with substance use and mental health. ARCANE Space will present two exhibitions exploring themes of mortality, grief […]
The substation, located at 395 Santa Monica Place, Suite 122, will serve as a public safety command center and community engagement hub. The Santa Monica Police Department officially opened a new Downtown Substation at Santa […]
Detectives determined that Azimi intentionally fired multiple flare rounds during a dispute in the neighborhood. One of the flares struck vegetation. A Los Angeles man has been arrested on felony charges after authorities said he […]
The popular L.A. smash burger spot is celebrating its grand opening with daily discounts. Tuesday marks the official grand opening of The Win-Dow’s newest burger shop at 930 Montana Ave. The walk-up restaurant is celebrating […]
The historic Topanga Canyon outdoor venue will anchor its multi-play lineup with two Shakespeare classics. Shakespearean tragedy will take on a Gilded Age aesthetic this weekend as the historic Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum launches its […]
Advance tickets for the special summer screenings at Directors Village and the Aero Theatre go on sale June 4. Christopher Nolan’s latest film, The Odyssey, opens at two prominent and beloved Westside theaters this July for […]
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