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* New celebrity home for sale for $14 million.
* LA city council cuts LAPD budget by $150 million.
All this and more on today’s show made possible by School of Rock.
The route is critical for connecting Los Angeles, especially as summer tourism ramps up The Pacific Coast Highway, a vital coastal artery closed since the Palisades Fire, will reopen to the public by the end […]
Should one of the Westside’s most architecturally unique buildings be designated a historic monument? Learn more about this relic from a previous era in this video made possible by School of Rock.
With a massive spike in homelessness forecasted, LA lawmakers want to build 25,000 new housing units. Learn more in this video made possible by Santa Monica College.
Median rents in the Los Angeles market saw a decline of .8% during March compared with the same time period last year. By Zach Armstrong Median rents in the Los Angeles market saw a decline […]
Open houses for the property are scheduled to begin May 6 A rare stretch of undeveloped property along the Venice Canals is for sale, offering a trio of adjacent parcels totaling over 8,500 square feet […]
Mayor appoints three Deputy Mayors and three Directors last week Mayor Karen Bass has wasted no time in the transition to her new administration. Last week, she appointed three Deputy Mayors and three Directors as […]
By Tom Elias, Yo! Venice Columnist It was a head-scratcher the other day when the AIDS Healthcare Foundation submitted more than 1 million voter signatures aiming to place comprehensive rent control before Californians next fall, […]
Venice Neighborhood Councilmember Nico Ruderman, who earned third place (13.21 percent) on Election Night, this week announced his official endorsement of State Assembly candidate Robert Pullen-Miles, a longtime local Mayor.Pullen-Miles, a Democrat, is running to […]
The 75-minute family-friendly musical, set in the Jungle of Nool, follows Horton the elephant as he protects a speck of dust containing the Whos The Santa Monica College Theatre Arts Department will present Seussical TYA […]
The orders, which can range from 30 days to one year, target offenses that threaten the safety and comfort of passengers The Santa Monica Department of Transportation introduced a new Prohibition Order Program on July […]
Local news and culture in under 5 minutes. * Volunteers Clear Over 5,000 Pounds Of Trash During Saturdays Beach Clean Up * Fuquan Johnson And Enrico Colangeli Die Of Suspected Overdose In Venice Canals All […]
By Tom Elias, Yo! Venice Columnist Never before in California’s long experience with power blackouts have systematic, preplanned outages been as short as the 20-minute to 30-minute electric shutdowns inflicted on about 3 million homes […]
A Lease Reportedly Failed to Be Renegotiated and That the Landlord Has “Other Ventures” Planned for the Marina Marketplace Complex By Zach Armstrong Phenix Salon Suites’ location in Marina del Rey was the perfect spot […]
A prime example of illegal camping taking place on the streets, argues Nick Antonicello By Nick Antonicello Here is an example of another camper returning to the neighborhood to permanently resettle in Venice. No license […]
By Jeff Hall People are freaking out about the homelessness issue – and with good reason. The sidewalk camps are everywhere, trash abounds, the public health risks are real. Many homeless individuals suffer huge mental […]
35 Years to Life for Woman Who Killed Social Justice Advocate Jameelah Michl was sentenced to 35 years to life in state prison for the November 2023 shooting and killing of Michael Latt in his […]
The AB 645 pilot, authorized in 2023, allows Los Angeles and five other California cities to install up to 125...
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