Baron Davis is not – and never has been – a Los Angeles Laker. Many of you know that. We know that. The Crossroads graduate went to UCLA. While attending UCLA he was drafted by the Charlotte Hornets (who later moved to New Orleans). He was traded by the Hornets to the Golden State Warriors.
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2026 Milken Scholars. Photo Credit: The Milken Institute.
Ten Los Angeles County high school seniors awarded the prestigious 2026 Milken Scholarships
The selected students receive cash prizes along with lifetime access to career and academic counseling networks. Ten exceptional high school seniors from across Los Angeles County have been inducted into the 2026 class of Milken […]
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Santa Monica 12U Softball Team Qualifies for Nationals, Launches Fundraiser for Travel Expenses
The fundraiser seeks to offset costs including tournament fees, transportation, lodging, meals and equipment. The Santa Monica 12U Girls Fastpitch Softball Team has earned a berth in the National Championships after a season marked by […]
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Salt & Straw announces the July 2026 Berries Series menu and National Ice Cream Week specials
The boutique West Coast creamery revives its popular annual berry lineup alongside a personalized pint deal. West Coast artisan scoop shop Salt & Straw has launched its annual summer berry menu in July, introducing new savory mushroom […]
CPK Faceoff Pizza - Belgium vs Spain. Photo Credit: Facebook.
Catch California Pizza Kitchen’s World Cup Faceoff Pizza on Broadway before it leaves Santa Monica
The mobile kitchen will tempt fans with a dual-nation Spanish and Belgian split-crust pizza and other CPK classics. Soccer fans have one final opportunity to try a custom World Cup rivalry menu item on Friday […]
LADWP workers work to repair the Sunset Trunk Line.Photo Credit: LADWP.
New Venice water pipe ruptures add to Westside utility woes as Sunset Strip repair continues
LADWP crews are tackling a broken cast-iron line near Grand Boulevard, while West Hollywood repairs remain open-ended. Water pipeline ruptures flooded another area of the Westside on Saturday, striking the neighborhood of Venice while crews […]
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SM.a.r.t. Column: The Promenade Wasn’t Built to Be a Billboard
For nearly forty years, Santa Monica has largely resisted one thing that much of Los Angeles eventually embraced: billboards. That wasn’t an accident. The Third Street Promenade became successful because it felt different. It wasn’t […]
Steve Choi Solo Exhibit Opens at ARCANE
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology,...
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LA Leaders Request $15.7B in Wildfire Relief from Congress
The officials highlighted President Trump’s stated commitment with disaster efforts, but noted the absence of specific provisions in the administration’s...
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