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Mark David Wallin faces up to life in prison after January 6 guilty plea By Sam Catanzaro A Del Rey man last week pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges for using Snapchat to meet and […]
Final vote set for next week By Dolores Quintana AB 481, which was signed into law by Governor Newsom in September of 2021, requires local law enforcement entities to “obtain approval of the applicable governing […]
62-year-old man arrested in connection to March 13 incident By Sam Catanzaro Police recently arrested a man for driving drunk on the Santa Monica beach bike path. According to the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD), […]
Restaurant Is Located At The Iconic Corner Of Abbot Kinney and Venice Boulevard At 600 S Venice Blvd in Venice, CA, Paloma, located at the iconic corner of Abbot Kinney and Venice Boulevard. In addition […]
By Clark Brown, elected member of the Board of the Venice Neighborhood Council and Community Officer The City of Los Angeles periodically carries out “comprehensive cleanups” of homeless encampments in residential neighborhoods. The City’s recent […]
The Santa Monica Bead & Design Show will showcase a fine selection of handcraft and artisan supplies at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel. The three day show begins Friday, April 22 and goes through Sunday, April […]
Finding handymen and janitorial services can be a hard pick. RSG Janitorial Services, based in Los Angeles, offers a mix of both of the highest quality while maintaining fair and consistent pricing. With over two […]
RV “Madness” Must Be Reigned-in by LA City Officials! By Nick Antonicello While most people in Venice who live here and work here abide by the parking guidelines of Los Angeles, transient RV dwellers seem […]
Founded in 1994, The Willows Community School, located in Culver City, California, is a Developmental Kindergarten through 8th grade non-profit, co-educational independent school enrolling 475 students annually. Nationally recognized as a balanced, progressive educational leader, The Willows’ strong academic […]
Esquire writer Jeff Gordinier described it as a “dynamic twenty-first-century izakaya” that excels in creativity and community RVR, a Japanese-inspired izakaya on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, has been crowned Esquire magazine’s Restaurant of the Year as […]
The Corral Canyon Fire Safety Alliance (CCFSA) is building a new fire station to better protect their beloved neighborhood, learn more in this video brought to you by Canyon Club.
Survey Seeks Insight on Why So Few Participated in the Recent Election By Nick Antonicello In wake of the historically low participation rate by Venetians in the recently completed Venice Neighborhood Council elections that had […]
Modern spot near beach offers spice-infused dishes like Burmese khow suey, chaat and biryani, plus rotating holiday cocktail cart through December Fitoor, a contemporary Indian restaurant that opened earlier this month on Ocean Avenue, will […]
Los Angeles City Council is funding an eight-figure housing development to house veterans at the West Los Angeles VA in this video brought to you by Santa Monica College.
With multiple venues offering unique takes on the holiday, revelers in the Venice Beach area will have no shortage of ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day festivities are set to take over the Venice Beach […]
Proposed Supermarket Merger Faces Opposition About Lack of Competition Kroger and Albertsons will defend their proposed merger in federal court starting Monday in Oregon, facing opposition from the U.S. government. The hearing, which could determine […]
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