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* MarinaFest postponed.
* Will bars and restaurants remain open?
All this and more on today’s show made possible by Hyperthermia Cancer Institute.
MarinaFest postponed: YO! Venice Show – June, 29, 2020
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes.
* MarinaFest postponed.
* Will bars and restaurants remain open?
All this and more on today’s show made possible by Hyperthermia Cancer Institute.
The event, which draws over 2,000 attendees annually from Santa Monica, West Los Angeles, and beyond, was first funded by the city over three decades ago The city of Santa Monica, in collaboration with Juneteenth […]

The new board composition will focus on geographic area representation The Venice Neighborhood Council is set to conduct a special Zoom meeting on March 12, unveiling a proposal for their Board member composition, with a […]

LA County Will Still Monitor Covid Transmission Trends And Severity By Dolores Quintana The Federal Covid Public Health Emergency officially ended on Thursday, May 11, and with the end of that declaration, Federal Covid reporting […]
Institute Today we have the pleasure of chatting with a Hyperthermia Cancer Institute Patient who shares their miraculous and unfiltered journey to beating breast cancer.

It will stay open for dine-in, carry out and delivery until closure. By Zach Armstrong Stella Barra Pizzeria & Wine Bar, a popular pizza outpost that has served Santa Monica via Main Street for over […]
LA County Ocean Lifeguard Scott Snyder paints MDR lifeguard tower to support special needs families By Sam Catanzaro A Mother’s Beach lifeguard tower has been painted by an LA County Lifeguard to raise awareness for […]
9-Meter Dome, Digistar 4K System Highlight SMC’s Upgraded Stargazing Experience For New Shows.

The NY Bagel Shop Chain Is One of Several Promising Dining Spots Setting up Shop Along Montana Avenue By Zach Armstrong A renowned franchise behind what many consider to be the “quintessential New York bagel” has […]
Conservative Community Activist Soledad Ursua Lands Senior Advisory Role at the Department of Housing & Urban Development By Nick Antonicello Longtime community activist and outgoing member of the Venice Neighborhood Council Soledad Ursua has been […]
Rise in Illnesses Causes More People to Seek Alternative Medicine By Susan Payne One of the oldest family-owned pharmacies, or “best kept secrets,” in Santa Monica is celebrating 80 years in business this year, bringing […]

Fuku now serving up fried chicken at Kitchen United Mix on Third Street Promenade By Dolores Quintana Fuku, the spicy fried chicken restaurant created by Chef David Chang, opened in the food court at the […]

Goal of organizers is to raise enough funds for future costs of permanent housing By Dolores Quintana Former restaurateur Chef Clive Jackson, who was the executive chef and owner of Brownstone Bistro in Midcity until […]

Anonymous Calls Threatened Physical Harm By Zach Armstrong Security was bolstered at the Santa Monica City Council meeting Tuesday night after multiple council members received threats. Four members received anonymous phone calls that posed various […]

Ghisallo’s wood-fired pizza closes due to a plumbing issue after less than 24 hours after opening By Toi Creel An anticipated Westside pizza spot has had to close after just one day of being open. […]

LAFD extinguish Venice Boulevard fire Tuesday A Venice homeless encampment went up in flames Tuesday, one of several such fires to break out in the Venice-area the past month. According to the Los Angeles Fire […]
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