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Unanimous vote calls for expanded representation and county flexibility as Los Angeles government evolves under Measure G. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board on Thursday recommended expanding its structure to add a voting […]
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology, capitalism and social fragmentation. Artist Stevie Choi will open a solo exhibition exploring kitemaking, sculpture […]
Eleven projects that received state tax credits earned a combined 79 nominations, according to a state announcement. The medical drama “The Pitt” led California Film and Television Tax Credit recipients with 25 nominations for the […]
Suit claims owner of eight-unit complex tried to force residents out days after purchase. The Los Angeles city attorney’s office has sued the owner of an eight-unit apartment building, alleging he violated tenant protection laws […]
The Willows, a DK-8 co-educational school, enrolls 470 students from 51+ zip codes annually. As a balanced, progressive educational leader, experiential learning, technology, and arts are integrated into cutting-edge curriculum. We believe each child brings our community […]
Kinney Venice Beach says vehicles reduce guest parking, harm visibility and create safety concerns along Washington Boulevard. The Venice Neighborhood Council’s Parking, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is considering supporting efforts to ticket and remove three […]
The money comes from Proposition 1 through the Homekey+ program, which finances permanent supportive housing linked to behavioral health services. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that California is awarding $109.6 million to create 278 units […]
The weekly morning pop-up brings elite Eastside tortillas to Westside diners for a limited time. By Dolores Quintana HiHo Cheeseburger has answered the call of the many Breakfast Burriho fans who have hoped that the tasty […]
Closure of longtime shelter Samoshel sparks fears in Pico as Santa Monica repurposes motels for transitional housing. By Zach Armstrong An overhaul of Santa Monica’s approach to homelessness is generating anxiety among residents. Plans to […]
A social media post described agents in green vests conducting an arrest, identifying one black Chevrolet Tahoe without plates and a dark gray Toyota Camry with a California license plate. Santa Monica police said federal […]
Participants can earn prizes at each stop, with those completing stamps at every store eligible for a grand prize of $25 gift cards to each one. Thirteen independent bookstores across the Los Angeles region are […]
Friday night shows and a family matinee will highlight current space missions, night sky viewing and solar system wonders. The Santa Monica College Planetarium will present a series of live-hosted shows in August exploring Mars […]
The application is listed on the agenda for the Venice Neighborhood Council’s regular board meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Gjusta, a popular restaurant and bakery on Sunset Avenue, is seeking administrative clearance to serve a full […]
The free event is open to adaptive athletes, including those using wheelchairs or WCMX (wheelchair motocross) equipment, as well as beginners. An adaptive skate event for people with disabilities is scheduled for Saturday at the […]
If convicted as charged, Jones faces up to 117 years to life in state prison. A 54-year-old Compton man has been charged with murder after authorities say he opened fire at a Fourth of July […]
The Thai concept, founded by David Tewasart and Bryan Sharafkhah, already operates locations in Echo Park, Highland Park and on 3rd Street. Sticky Rice, a popular Thai street food spot known for its bold flavors […]