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Environmental Concerns are Raised as the Brown Rodents Cover the Lawn Environmental Concerns are Raised as the Brown Rodents Cover the Lawn. pic.twitter.com/cL6KyxbLxL — Santa Monica Mirror (@SMMirror) May 15, 2025
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 […]
A diversified mix of former city officials, legislative aides and private sector influencers have now joined Team Park By Nick Antonicello Los Angeles Councilmember Traci Park (D-CD11) has announced a series of new hires to […]
91-year-old actor-comedian passes away Friday night in front of local theatre By Sam Catanzaro Longtime actor and beloved Venice resident Orson Bean was fatally struck by a vehicle Friday night in front of a Venice […]
The initiative stems from 2023 reports exposing racial disparities in school policing. A study by the LA County Office of the Inspector General found that Black students, despite comprising 17.8% of Antelope Valley school enrollment, […]
Actress Lowers Price for Her Trailer in One of America’s Priciest Mobile Home Parks Actress Sarah Paulson has reduced the asking price for her 500-square-foot trailer in what is considered America’s most expensive mobile home […]
Lawsuit Targets Local Authorities Over Fatal Crash Involving Pepperdine Students The families of four Pepperdine University students who were killed in a deadly accident on Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) in Malibu filed a lawsuit against […]
Federal lawsuit alleges John David Gessin used false pretenses to fund lavish expenses By Sam Catanzaro A Laguna Niguel man is accused of defrauding five investors, including a 92-year-old resident of Playa del Rey assisted-living […]
This Marks a Significant Milestone Toward the Goal of Dividing the School District The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) and the City of Malibu have reached a critical point in their long-standing efforts to […]
Nurses Are Negotiating for a New Contract and Urging Management to Improve Nursing Staff and Resolve a Turnover Crisis By Zach Armstrong Over 300 nurses and RNs held a strike and rally at Cedars-Sinai Marina […]
Governor Newsom’s order fast-tracks rebuilding efforts, extends price-gouging protections, and provides tax relief to wildfire victims in Los Angeles County Governor Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order to accelerate recovery efforts in Los Angeles […]
A Westside boy for the fifth year in a row is raising money to help find a cure for his twin sister’s genetic disorder. Learn more about the 5th annual Quinn’s Cocoa for the Cure […]
Valenzuela’s photographs explore evolving concepts of masculinity, focusing on cultural and familial influences across generations The Santa Monica College Emeritus Art Gallery will host a free exhibition, “Nurturing Masculinities,” featuring the work of artist and […]
Wednesday morning incident still under investigation By Sam Catanzaro A fundraiser is being held to support a Venice woman whose dog was killed after her home went up in flames this week. According to the […]
2nd COVID-19 death confirmed By Sam Catanzaro As public health officials confirmed the second death resulting from COVID-19, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is ordering all Los Angeles residents to stay in their homes. On […]
The Palisades YMCA participates in the FeedLA a program which is helping a growing number of our neighbors get the food they need each week. Learn more in this video brought to you by The […]
Officials said the project will support the continued transition of the city’s bus fleet to zero-emission vehicles by adding advanced...
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A 1978 graduate of Venice High, Gasca remained deeply connected to his alma mater, where he coached for 36 years,...
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