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Open flame incidents and structural risks from expired permits have been reported at the properties The Mar Vista Community Council will convene a meeting on Wednesday, August 13, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at […]
Over the last year, Urban Jungle, an indoor and tropical plants nursery, has continued its mission to cultivate a place where plant lovers gather to share stories, tips and their love for all things green. […]
Go Fund Me set up to help family of Daina Monroe By Dolores Quintana 18 year old Daina Monroe, a recent high school graduate and volleyball star, was shot to death while sitting in a […]
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * Food delivery fees capped in new bill. * The National Guard leaves Los Angeles. All this and more on today’s show made possible by Maser Condo […]
Homeless gunman arrested late Thursday night By Sam Catanzaro Police in Venice took a gunman into custody following an eight-hour standoff. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, a suspect is a homeless man who […]
Designed with minimalist luxury, the residences showcase floor-to-ceiling glass walls and views of the Pacific Ocean Two modern beachfront homes, located side by side at 940 Palisades Beach Rd, are now available for purchase separately, […]
“We intend to bring about desperately needed change to make our schools, parks, and neighborhoods safer,” park says in statement By Sam Catanzaro Traci Park has declared victory in the Los Angeles City Council District […]
You Can Watch The Game While Eating Tasty Food By Dolores Quintana Citizen Public Market in Culver City is hosting a Superbowl Party with three restaurant and one bar vendors offering Superbowl Game Day themed […]
Over 50 Merchants and Food Trucks Can Be Expected Artists & Fleas, a marketplace showcasing talent and creativity of local artisans every Saturday, takes place at the corner of Abbot Kinney and Westminster Avenue in […]
The Monument is the First in West L.A. That Honors Railroad Workers Known as “Traqueros” By Zach Armstrong The Venice Mexican Independence Day Car Show is coming back to Oakwood Park on Sept. 16. At […]
Transfer tax and low interest rates contributing to decline in L.A. office sales By Dolores Quintana In the city of Los Angeles, on the eve of Measure ULA taking effect, office sales have dropped significantly […]
Plan to clear Boardwalk by Fourth of July met with applause, condemnation By Sam Catanzaro Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s plan to clear encampments on Ocean Front Walk by the Fourth of July has […]
Find Your Perfect Manny Through Mannies of LA By Susan Payne Positive male role models are essential for early childhood development in protecting children against barriers that can make transition into adulthood more difficult. While […]
Sale comes after 2021 LA County Board of Supervisors vote to return of beach back to family’s closest living descendants By Dolores Quintana The descendants and heirs of Willa and Charles Bruce, the Black landowners […]
The SoCal Sea Turtles, a newly established American Basketball Association (ABA) team, has announced its second tryout on May 13th, set to take place in Glendale, CA. This upcoming tryout offers ex-high school, collegiate, and […]
County-run program returns to LA County beaches July and August By Sam Catanzaro A few weeks are left for prospective Junior Lifeguards to apply for this year’s program at Venice Beach and elsewhere. After being […]
The program includes “Hollingsworth Celebration” by Robert Sheldon, “Joy Revisited” by Frank Ticheli, “Beatles: Love” arranged by Jay Bocook and...
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