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.
State officials say the reservoir will be able to hold up to 1.5 million acre-feet of water, enough to supply more than 4.5 million homes for a year. California is committing nearly $269 million in […]
According to the survey, 30% of bike riders feel unsafe and attribute that to a lack of designated lanes and parking for these vehicles. Washington Boulevard was pointed out as a priority bike lane. By […]
A homeowner was forced to clean and remove the human waste and trousers. By Nick Antonicello We have resident witness accounts of human defecation in public occurring this past weekend at 320 Fourth Avenue. Images […]
Festivalgoers will be able to sample beverages from local producers, including Santa Monica Brew Works and Sokē & Soula, while also getting an early taste of Santa Monica Brew Works’ new End of the Trail […]
Officers responded to a report of a dispute between a street vendor selling hot dogs and a pedestrian that escalated into a battery. A 19-year-old woman was arrested in the beating of a street vendor […]
Environmental group backs Measure LC-compliant plan for 192-acre public park following the airport’s scheduled 2028 closure The Sierra Club has joined the Santa Monica Great Park Coalition to push for the conversion of Santa Monica […]

Lion had reportedly been harassing his Jewish neighbors for weeks, including allegedly telling the rabbi’s wife, “I hate you, Jews. You killed my lord and savior.” Bruce Alfred Lion, 64, an heir to one of […]

The exhibition expands on a collection of historic portraits that were sourced from community members, highlighting Venice residents and local history. The Venice Heritage Museum will open a new museum-in-residence exhibition at Hama Sushi this […]

Gott’s Roadside serves a menu of burgers, sandwiches, salads, tacos, organic shakes and other items, along with a selection of California wines and craft beers. Gott’s Roadside has set a fall 2026 opening date for […]

If approved by voters, the measure would create a one-time exemption from the transfer tax for residential property owners whose homes were damaged or destroyed in the Palisades Fire. The Los Angeles City Council voted […]

The compound traces its origins to a 1924 warehouse that once housed the printing press of the Venice Vanguard newspaper A landmark property tied to Venice’s early newspaper history has hit the market for $7.7 […]

The center also includes access to reproductive endocrinology specialists who can discuss fertility preservation options, including egg and embryo freezing. Cedars-Sinai is launching a new center dedicated to helping people with inherited BRCA genetic mutations […]

New restaurants earn Michelin distinctions in Santa Monica, Melrose Hill, Sawtelle, and Beverlywood. By Dolores Quintana The Michelin Guide announced its restaurant selections for 2026 in San Diego on Wednesday night. Los Angeles restaurants were […]
Workshop hosted by Venice Canals Association promotes hazing techniques, scare sticks and community reporting as sightings increase in the neighborhood Residents of the Venice Canals gathered for a workshop on coexisting with urban coyotes, as […]
The event drew thousands of visitors to the Palisades Village Green for a day of cars, community and fundraising in support of the Lowe Family YMCA
Venice Fest launched in 2021 and has since become a recurring community event on the Westside. Venice Boulevard in Mar Vista will be closed to vehicle traffic June 20 as Venice Fest returns for a […]
