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.
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.
From “The Godmother” at Bay Cities in Santa Monica to custom offerings at Jackson Market in Culver City, the Westside is home to many top-notch sandwiches worth highlighting in August – National Sandwich Month. Learn […]
By Susan Payne Cases of mpox are increasing in LA County, and it is important for residents of Los Angeles County to take precautions against this contagious disease. Spread by personal contact, mpox, formerly known […]

Hurricane Hilary Currently A Category 4 Storm, First Ever Tropical Storm Watch Issued For Southern California By Keemia Zhang and Dolores Quintana This article has been updated as of Friday, August 18, at 11:00 a.m. […]

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced the repopulation of several zones, marking a significant step in the recovery Parts of Pacific Palisades are reopening to residents after the devastating wildfire, with authorities allowing some […]

Signature gathering phase now set to begin after Tuesday approval by City Clerk By Sam Catanzaro The Los Angeles City Clerk has approved a petition for recall of Councilmember Mike Bonin. Bonin, who represents Los […]

Attendees can submit questions prior to the forum Another CD11 candidate forum will be held by The East Venice Neighborhood Association (EVNA) via Zoom. All eight of the candidates on the ballot will attend. This […]
Key improvements include a new Shared Intake Management System using wristband scanner technology to track and expedite inmate processing Los Angeles County has reached a milestone in Rutherford v. Luna, maintaining six months of compliance […]

Fire breaks out early Monday morning By Sam Catanzaro A fire broke out at a homeless encampment on Rose Avenue next to Penmar Golf Course Monday morning. According to the Los Angels Fire Department (LAFD), […]
Southern California accounted for 53.21% of thefts, with Los Angeles County alone representing 61.83% of the region’s total California reported a 13% decrease in vehicle thefts in 2024, marking the first year-over-year decline since before […]
Fire Chief Kristin Crowley Defended the Department’s Strategy, Citing the Need to Balance Wildfire Readiness With Increased Citywide 911 Calls A recent Los Angeles Times report has revealed significant criticism of the Los Angeles Fire […]
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * LAPD Investigate Stabbing * Unhoused Population Covid-19 Positivity Rates Low All this and more on today’s show made possible by Hyperthermia Cancer Institute

Designer Shoe Warehouse retailer will assume some 15,000 square feet of retail space next to Whole Foods By Nick Antonicello When one door closes, another one seems to open. DSW, the national shoe retailer with […]

The Issue Presents a Mix of New, Returning, and Debut Writers, Reflecting Diversity and Enduring Relationships Santa Monica College announced the release of the spring 2024 edition of Santa Monica Review, the institution’s esteemed national […]

With Over 300 Reviews on Yelp, Taqueria Chihuahua Scores 4.1 Out of 5 By Nick Antonicello I never had Mexican food until I moved to southern California over 30 years ago. But when I landed […]

The Store Was Not Mentioned in a Previously Announced List of Rite Aids Set to Close In 2024 By Zach Armstrong A Rite Aid drug store located in the heart of Venice is set to […]

A petition circulated by the community group calls on city leaders to halt the planned demolition of a designated Historic-Cultural Monument in Brentwood, arguing the case could establish a precedent for property owners to neglect […]
The Lowe Family YMCA will host a Mother’s Day brunch this weekend, inviting families to celebrate with food and community....
Read more16 winners were selected across four grade categories, with entries emphasizing solutions such as zero-emission transit, biking, electric vehicles and...
Read more