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We all know Venice is great. It is a truly unique beach community unlike anywhere else in the world. However this eclectic atmosphere does come with its drawbacks. There are a lot of homeless people […]
Structure will be located at National and Federal. By Dolores Quintana Harpco Construction announced that construction has begun in Mar Vista last month on its newest multifamily residential development in Mar Vista as reported by […]
Smash burgers done right at Tripp Burgers By Kerry Slater Surrounded by a collection of strip malls, a Westside pop-up stand serves up a damn good but pricey burger. If you’re looking for a gourmet […]
Houses on Flower Street and Brooks Avenue catch fire this week Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) crews put out two house fires in Venice this week. The LAFD responded to the first incident early Tuesday […]
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 […]
Charles Gaines Honored as Signature Artist at this year’s event to take place April 18 to May 19 Venice Family Clinic Art Walk + Auction, the renowned annual event that showcases and auctions off hundreds […]
A Reward of up to $50K Is Available for Information Leading To the Identification, Apprehension, and Conviction of the Suspect Los Angeles police are seeking information about a fatal hit-and-run collision in Hollywood that left […]
Two meetings planned for January By Dolores Quintana Metro Los Angeles has opened public comment during the Environmental Review Phase of the proposed rail line that would connect the San Fernando Valley to the Westside […]
The Guards will be provided by a firm with other security contracts with the city of Santa Monica By Zach Armstrong Beginning March 10, Big Blue Bus will station “transit safety officers” at certain bus […]
Founded in 2001 by Dr. James Smith, the Applied Music Program offers advanced training for instrumentalists, vocalists, and composers Santa Monica College will spotlight its top student musicians during the Applied Music Showcase on Friday, […]
Robert Zymet is an expert who has his finger on the pulse of the art world. By Dolores Quintana Have you ever wanted to collect art, but you didn’t feel knowledgeable enough about art to […]
Both units are presently tenant-occupied and sold as-is Situated in the sought-after Mar Vista neighborhood, this duplex comprises two distinctive units catering to varying preferences. The front unit offers a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom layout, while the […]
By Nick Antonicello Centennial Park, long a homeless encampment for months that had spilled out-of-control into a haven for open drug use and crime was unexpectedly cleared, cleaned and fenced this week as all the […]
Judge James C. Chalfant Of Los Angeles County Conveyed That The California Department Of Fish & Wildlife’s Proposed “Restoration” Plan Was Not Acceptable. Animal lovers and environmentalists in Southern California are celebrating a victory that […]
Proctor, who resigned from the department, is accused of fatally shooting a man on Windward Avenue A former Los Angeles police officer has been arrested at Los Angeles International Airport on a felony murder warrant […]
By Tom Elias, Columnist Evidence keeps mounting that California’s longtime housing shortage can be solved by market forces set loose by the lifestyle and workplace changes created by the coronavirus pandemic. Now the failure of […]
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