Friends of the LA River (FOLAR) is proud to present the 29th Annual Great LA River CleanUp: La Gran Limpieza (CleanUp). FOLAR’s annual CleanUp has exploded in recent years, shattering records for volunteer turnout and trash collected, and […]
The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to get a full update on seismic retrofits required by law in roughly 15,000 buildings, a move that comes as the city is also exploring the creation of […]
By Marcie Polier Swartz Indulge me while I take the time to look back to February and to tell you about this year’s Super Bowl Sunday 2018. Welcome Center at the VA Campus: This was […]
By Sam Skopp For the past nine years, Classic Photographs Los Angeles has been a yearly photography show, inviting photography galleries from across the country, and in some cases overseas, to exhibit selections of their […]
The County of Los Angeles and PCH Taskforce Co-Chairs Senator Henry Stern (D-Agoura Hills), Senator Ben Allen (D-Redondo Beach), and Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica) announced that they secured a $150,000 safety corridor grant from […]
The curtain rises. We are in Paris, 1941. Sex, Art, Politics, Nazis, and a classy 20th century icon are all wrapped up into an intense, confrontational drama with sensitivity and wit. Mademoiselle Fischer, a beautiful, […]
Nearly one-third of the people in LA experiencing homelessness are women. A recent report by the LA Homeless Services Authority identified an urgent need for services that specifically address women’s needs. As a first step […]
The City of Los Angeles’ Vision Zero initiative has added a new member to its roster: L.A. Rams Pro Bowl punter Johnny Hekker. Hekker, the Rams, and State Farm are joining with the Los Angeles […]
Technology moves at a quick pace, and sometimes keeping up with the latest and greatest gadgets can be difficult. On Saturday, May 13th the Santa Monica Public Library hosted a technology fair. The event was […]