Committee’s Initial Rejection of Malibu’s Petition Faces Procedural Challenge A Los Angeles County committee narrowly voted to reject a proposal to create an independent Malibu Unified School District, citing significant financial and educational risks to […]
Two Lawsuits Accuse Top Carriers of Price-Fixing and Violating Antitrust Laws Attorneys representing homeowners impacted by California’s January wildfires have filed a pair of lawsuits in Los Angeles County, accusing major insurance companies of orchestrating […]
By Susan Payne Roam streams, meadows and oak trees in the heart of rock-lined Topanga Canyon this summer at Cali Camp, a welcoming adventure for campers ages 4 to 14. Offering three different camp experiences […]
Civilian LAPD Staff, Transportation, and Sanitation Departments Among Hardest Hit Mayor Karen Bass’ proposed city budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes plans to lay off nearly 1,650 municipal employees as Los Angeles grapples with […]
Late-Night Stabbing in Santa Monica Prompts Manhunt After a shocking incident of violence in Santa Monica, a man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing that injured two people early Saturday morning along Ocean […]
Findings from the Feasibility Study to Be Revealed at Public Meeting The City of Malibu is evaluating more resilient wastewater infrastructure alternatives for properties in fire-prone areas, particularly along the city’s beachfront, officials announced this […]
LA County Public Health Urges Residents Near Burn Areas to Get Tested The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is providing free blood testing for lead to residents concerned about potential exposure to toxic […]
Three Months After the Devastating Wildfires, Palisadians Reconnected at Clover Park for a Day of Music, Games, Food and More Three Months After the Devastating Wildfires, Palisadians Reconnected at Clover Park for a Day of […]
The stabbing comes amid heightened concerns over nighttime safety at Santa Monica State Beach A brother and sister were hospitalized after being stabbed during a late-night trip to the beach in Santa Monica early Saturday […]
By Susan Payne Summer programs at Harvard-Westlake are open for registration. Participants can experience renowned programs in academics, visual arts, performing arts, film, debate and athletics, divided into six different program areas: North Faring Exploration, […]
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