Learn about calls to rename an iconic set of steps at UCLA in this video made possible by School of Rock.
Edify TV: Renaming UCLA Steps
Learn about calls to rename an iconic set of steps at UCLA in this video made possible by School of Rock.

Outrage Spreads as Disturbing, Racially Charged Messages Reach Students and Others By Dolores Quintana Schools on the Westside of Los Angeles and Santa Monica have reported that students have received racist text messages that have […]
Los Angeles Unified and Health Net offering free vaccinations for seasonal flu to students and families By Chad Winthrop Los Angeles public school students and families can get free flu vaccinations at Palms Middle School […]

Moneygeek analysis shows average price for burger and fries in Los Angeles is $14.95 By Dolores Quintana One of America’s favorite meals is getting hit by inflation as reported by Moneygeek. Their analysis found that […]

It Offers 180-Degree Mountain Views From Every Room Larry David, the renowned comedian and co-creator of “Seinfeld” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” is parting ways with one of his picturesque properties in Pacific Palisades, according to […]
Winston Pies, Planta Cocina headed for shopping center By Dolores Quintana Marina Del Rey has two new restaurants to look forward to in the coming months as reported by Toddrickallen.com. These two new spaces will […]

Volcanic explosion in Tonga sends small tsunami to West Coast over the weekend By Sam Catanzaro A tsunami that reached the California coast over the weekend inflicted no damage to Venice beaches. On Friday, the […]

Attorney, husband, father, homeowner, small business advocate and longtime community activist joins LAPC By Nick Antonicello Mike Newhouse, a resident of Venice for nearly 25 years was appointed by LA Mayor Karen Bass to the […]
The City of Santa Monica has officially approved a three-year lease and operations permit for JSX at SMO — and city officials say it doesn’t change the plan to close the airport on Dec. 31, […]

The crawl runs along two routes — Main Street and the Third Street Promenade — featuring over 20 bars and restaurants The 17th annual Santa Monica Pub Crawl returns Saturday, Dec. 13, with organizers aiming […]

RV Situation remains the same up and down Indiana Avenue with new vehicles spilling onto Fourth Avenue. By Nick Antonicello The situation along Indiana remains the same with only a single vehicle leaving the scene […]

All Private Access Bedrooms Are Accompanied by Patios and Balconies This Venice Canal Front, four-story Mediterranean Villa style home at 2405 Grand Canal is on the market for $3.95 million. All three private access bedrooms […]
The 10th Year of the Venice Art Crawl has started off with “Love”, 15 artists opened their homes and studios virtually to the community and shared their talents with viewers tuning in live to the […]

Participants are Asked to Come Prepared with a Monologue of Their Choice The Shakespeare Theatre Company Academy of Washington DC extends an invitation to a complimentary Shakespeare workshop in Venice, CA, delving into the interpretation […]

Apriltroy Coleman, Maleeyah Frazier, Maya Calderon, Miles Christopher Mauldin, Shawn Johnson Jr. and Xavier Devion Mauldin 2023 recipients Six local high school seniors were presented Education Awards by The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. […]
Upcoming exhibitions covered under the renewed pact include a 2026 show exploring Odilon Redon and the Polynesian origins of Joshua Reynolds’ “Portrait of Mai” The J. Paul Getty Trust has signed a new three-year partnership […]

Three permanently parked recreational vehicles clutter sidewalk access with couches and tables, even a lawnmower By Nick Antonicello There are currently three, permanently parked recreational vehicles on the southside of Venice Boulevard in front and […]
The upscale restaurant was ordered closed on February 17th following a major violation for vermin—likely rats or bugs—and issues with...
Read moreThe centerpiece of the season, “Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl,” features four performances Aug. 20–23, including Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, a...
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