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Community Leaders Demand Action to Protect Immigrant Rights The Venice Neighborhood Council approved a motion on June 17 condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Venice and greater Los Angeles, citing warrantless raids, community surveillance, […]
Downtown Santa Monica is getting a glow-up New landscaping and sidewalk repairs are already underway as part of a $60 million Realignment Plan. Reporter @juliet.lemar for Mirror Media LA explains.
Caltrans Warns of Traffic Woes and Full Closures as Rock and Mudslides Hit By Dolores Quintana Caltrans District 7 announced via social media that sections of Route 1 (PCH) in Malibu and Route 27 south […]
The Soon-To-Be Candidate Apparently Is Formulating His Campaign Staff and Will Focus On the Environment, Public Safety and Other Quality-Of-Life Issues By Nick Antonicello Sources have confirmed that Venice community activist and Vice-President of the […]
The Menu Will Feature “Flavorful Rotisserie Meats, Charbroiled Skewers, Zesty Sauces, And Fresh Vegetables. Nick the Greek, a fast-growing family-owned and operated chain known for its health-focused approach, is preparing to open another Southern California […]
The New Series Will Take Place Across 24 Events at 17 Different Venues The DNA Festival Santa Monica, a new series celebrating digital art’s impact on global culture, will take place for the first time […]
Junior Cookies has developed a loyal following in West Hollywood for its fresh, small-batch baked goods Junior Cookies, the West Hollywood bakery known for its hand-decorated, two-bite cookie creations, is opening a second location on […]
Open house next week By Sam Catanzaro A bridge housing homeless shelter in Venice will open in a little more than a week as staff has already begun moving in. According to a pamphlet distributed […]
Traci Park holds 10.9 point lead over Erin Darling as of early Wednesday morning in race to replace Mike Bonin By Sam Catanzaro Following a Thursday vote tally, Traci Park continues to hold a lead […]
The Tasting Kitchen and Ghisallo join forces to offer a fine dining meets wood-fired pizza experience Venice and Santa Monica’s sister restaurant concepts, The Tasting Kitchen and Ghisallo, have teamed up to create a unique […]
Flags will be flown at Los Angeles County facilities where American and California flags are flown each year Los Angeles County offices will raise the Progress Pride Flag during June’s LGBTQ+ Pride Month, according to […]
It is relatively easy to raise money for all kinds of things when everyone you solicit is doing pretty well. It taps into the need we all have to feel like good people who are […]
Dozens of decorated boats floated through the canals as neighbors competed for prizes and celebrated a beloved local tradition. Highlights from 44th Venice Canal Boat Parade.Dozens of decorated boats floated through the canals as neighbors […]
First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom called the day an opportunity to “open doors wider” in honor of King’s legacy Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that more than 200 California state parks will waive vehicle day-use fees […]
Organizers describe the four-day event as a gathering of thought leaders, researchers and practitioners exploring topics that range from consciousness and metaphysics to health and longevity The 24th annual Conscious Life Expo will return to […]
City Clerk has until January 2, 2022 to verify signatures By Sam Catanzaro The Los Angeles City Clerk has confirmed that the “raw number of signatures” on a recall petition against Los Angeles City Councilmember […]
The property near Montana Avenue and the beach, including pool and 47 units, is listed at $421 per square foot....
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