His 21-mile prone paddle will trace the coastline from Malibu through Palisades A Malibu high school student and avid surfer is preparing to paddleboard more than 20 miles this September to raise awareness and funds […]
Only One Grenade Exploded; The Second Device Has Vanished Authorities said Friday that one of two grenades recovered last week from a Santa Monica apartment building remains missing, days after an explosion involving the other […]
Nearly 11,000 Properties, Many in Pacific Palisades, Affected; True Losses Likely Higher Nearly $52 billion in residential real estate across the city of Los Angeles was affected by January’s wildfires, with approximately 11,000 homes sustaining […]
“The State of the City discussed by the mayor, is not surprisingly, still in a fiscal crisis but with good prospects for improvement” writes Mario Fonda-Bonardi Last Thursday, July 17th, the City of Santa Monica […]
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The Ebony Beach Club case has become a focal point of Santa Monica’s growing reparative justice efforts The Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday will consider how to move forward with claims from the family […]
In a city full of coffee shops that close too early and bars that don’t cater to the sober (or sober-curious) crowd, Kavahana is carving out something new: a place to be. More than just […]
A wealth of high-end amenities, gourmet cuisine, mind-body programs and stimulating cultural events, centered around a luxury lifestyle retirement experience are awaiting at Avocet Playa Vista. Opened in 2017 by LA Jewish Health, formerly known […]
LAPD officials said checkpoint locations are chosen based on areas with high numbers of DUI-related crashes and arrests The Los Angeles Police Department will conduct a series of DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols across the […]
The shutdown, which began May 17, enabled Metro to connect the current line to newly built tunnels extending west under Wilshire Boulevard Metro’s D Line rail service will resume Saturday, July 26, at 4 a.m., […]
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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