Member of the California Assembly Evan Low, a Democrat, who represents the 26th Assembly District in Silicon Valley, recently supported a controversial bill that could lead to major losses in local tax revenue if signed […]
As 2025 looms, the way businesses recruit, hire, and retain employees is undergoing a major shift. For Santa Monica business owners, staying ahead of the curve in talent management will be key to thriving in […]
Venice and West LA Locations Welcome New Students By Susan Payne School of Rock is back in session and this year, the Venice and West LA locations are looking to do what it does best […]
In June this year, Santa Monica’s beloved oceanfront amusement park welcomed a brand-new eating experience to the Pier. “Snackville”, the brainchild of the late Michelin starred chef James Kent, opened to much fanfare on June […]
Citywide Emergency Plan Activated; Cooling Centers and Safety Resources Available The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the Los Angeles region, set to begin at 11 a.m. on Wednesday and continue […]
Child Airlifted to Hospital After Father Fights Off Mountain Lion During Family Picnic On Sunday, a five-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion while he was with his family at Malibu Creek State Park […]
The Updated Speed Limits Will Be Rolled out This Fall, With New Signage to Reflect the Changes The Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved new speed limits for over 30 miles of city streets, a […]
Many Californians refuse to own a car solely because of its operation and maintenance costs. Most often, this happens due to ignorance of the basic saving rules. All of them are pretty simple but effective, […]
Gaming can be an overwhelming world to dive into, especially for beginners. The sector has its own jargon – many of us will scratch our heads on hearing terms like skins, NPCs, hit-boxes, and DPS […]
The landscape of gambling in California is rapidly evolving as tension builds between city officials and tribal casinos amid new expansion efforts. As cities like San Diego and Los Angeles grapple with the implications of […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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