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Santa Monica Prowler Hit With Multiple Charges

January 24, 2019 admin

Police seeking additional information on Charles Marcell Newman. By Staff Writer On Wednesday, January 23, the Santa Monica City Attorney’s...

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Elected Officials, Caltrans Executives and Crews Keep California Beautiful With Annual Earth Day Roadway Clean-up Across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties

April 19, 2018 admin

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), elected officials and volunteers will be rolling up their sleeves and picking up litter...

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Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s Baroque Conversations Adds Second Evening in Santa Monica For Program of Bach, Handel and Rameau

April 11, 2018 admin

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s (LACO) popular Baroque Conversations series adds a second night in Santa Monica for its final program,...

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Santa Monica is the Finish Line for the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday, March 18

March 13, 2018 admin

On Sunday, March 18, 2018, the 2018 Los Angeles Marathon sponsored by Skechers Performance will take place. The race will begin at...

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Distinguished Young Women of Los Angeles County to be Named March 3

February 27, 2018 admin

High school junior girls from across Los Angeles County will join together in Norwalk for the Distinguished Young Women of...

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APA Los Angeles Announces Women In Photography: An Inspiring Talk

February 27, 2018 admin

The Los Angeles chapter of APA (American Photographic Artists) has announced its “Women In Photography: An Inspiring Talk” event. March...

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Westside Beat: Residents Fed Up With LA Trash

January 30, 2018 admin

30,000 complaints later, and some Angelinos are fed up. Is it time for the City of Los Angeles to dump...

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“People of the Earth: Life and Culture of the Tongva” Exhibit to Open Soon: Santa Monica History Museum Announces New Exhibit of the Indigenous People of Santa Monica Bay and Greater Los Angeles

January 17, 2018 admin

The Santa Monica History Museum is excited to announce it will display an exhibition on the indigenous people of the...

Santa Monica City Council has started to look at how they want to select and regulate the two medical marijuana collectives that are to be within city limits.

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Westside Beat: California goes Green with Cannabis

January 11, 2018 admin

As of January 1st, the #GoldenState of California became a bit greener as Indica, Sativa, and hybrid cannabis strains became...

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Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra Showcases Winners of the Robert Turner Piano Concerto Competition

January 5, 2018 admin

The Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra is proud to announce its 22nd consecutive annual collaboration with the Westside Music Foundation...

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Santa Monica Prowler Hit With Multiple Charges

Elected Officials, Caltrans Executives and Crews Keep California Beautiful With Annual Earth Day Roadway Clean-up Across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s Baroque Conversations Adds Second Evening in Santa Monica For Program of Bach, Handel and Rameau

Santa Monica is the Finish Line for the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday, March 18

Distinguished Young Women of Los Angeles County to be Named March 3

APA Los Angeles Announces Women In Photography: An Inspiring Talk

Westside Beat: Residents Fed Up With LA Trash

“People of the Earth: Life and Culture of the Tongva” Exhibit to Open Soon: Santa Monica History Museum Announces New Exhibit of the Indigenous People of Santa Monica Bay and Greater Los Angeles

Westside Beat: California goes Green with Cannabis

Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra Showcases Winners of the Robert Turner Piano Concerto Competition

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