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Reactions From Local Authorities About the Violent Attacks April 30 at UCLA

May 2, 2024 Staff Writer

Condemnation for the Incident and How it Was Handled Pour In After the terrifying events on the night and early...

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Cinco de Mayo Festival Coming to Oakwood Park This Weekend

May 1, 2024 Staff Writer

Revelers Can Expect to Be Entertained by Aztec Dancers, Grupo la Rosa Folklorico Dancers, and Charro (Mexican Dancing Horses) The...

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These Bike-Centric Events Are Coming to Santa Monica This Month

May 1, 2024 Staff Writer

The Festivities Extend Beyond May, With the Aids/Lifecycle Finish Line Festival on June 8 As Bike Month kicks off, the...

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Hotel Labor Disputes End in Santa Monica

May 1, 2024 Staff Writer

Key Highlights of the Agreement Include $5 per Hour Raise in the First Year, and Wage Increases of up to...

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“Days Like These” Art Exhibition Coming to Bruce Lurie Gallery

May 1, 2024 Staff Writer

Featured Artists Hail From the Florida Panhandle and Cleveland, Ohio “Days Like These,” an exhibition showcasing the latest paintings from...

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New Bakery, Petitgrain Boulangerie, Set to Open in Santa Monica in Broadway Bakery Space

May 1, 2024 Dolores Quintana

Industry Veterans Bring Their Expertise to the Wilshire Blvd Location By Dolores Quintana Petitgrain Boulangerie, a new bakery, is taking...

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Cirque du Soleil Is Returning to the Santa Monica Pier

May 1, 2024 Staff Writer

This Marks Cirque du Soleil’s First Big Top Show In Santa Monica Since 2014 The renowned Cirque du Soleil production,...

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Artisan Soft Serve Chain “Turn Dough” is Opening a New Westside Location

April 30, 2024 Zach Armstrong

Other Locations Are Set up on Venice Beach’s Ocean Front Walk and the Hollywood Walk of Fame By Zach Armstrong...

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Mayor Karen Bass and Mayor Phil Brock Converge on D.C. to Tackle Homelessness Crisis

April 30, 2024 Staff Writer

Bipartisan Coalition of Mayors Advocate for National Solutions Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, Chair of the U.S. Conference of Mayors...

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Venice Lifeguard Station Is Now a Historic Monument. Here’s What That Means for the Iconic Structure

April 30, 2024 Zach Armstrong

The Station Qualified for the Classification by Adding to l.a.’s Cultural History and Embodying Distinct Traits of a Certain Construction...

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Reactions From Local Authorities About the Violent Attacks April 30 at UCLA

Cinco de Mayo Festival Coming to Oakwood Park This Weekend

These Bike-Centric Events Are Coming to Santa Monica This Month

Hotel Labor Disputes End in Santa Monica

“Days Like These” Art Exhibition Coming to Bruce Lurie Gallery

New Bakery, Petitgrain Boulangerie, Set to Open in Santa Monica in Broadway Bakery Space

Cirque du Soleil Is Returning to the Santa Monica Pier

Artisan Soft Serve Chain “Turn Dough” is Opening a New Westside Location

Mayor Karen Bass and Mayor Phil Brock Converge on D.C. to Tackle Homelessness Crisis

Venice Lifeguard Station Is Now a Historic Monument. Here’s What That Means for the Iconic Structure

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