The Westside Today News Show October 14, 2019 – all your local news and happenings in under 5 minutes.
* Allied Model Trains building to be converted into office space
* Missing Culver City senior with dementia located
* Show made possible by CASA of Los Angeles – Court Appointed Special Advocates.
Allied Model Trains building to be converted into office space, Missing Culver City senior with dementia located

Culver City Approves 344-Unit Project, Drops Office Space From Jefferson Site Plan
More Housing, Less Office Space as Long-Stalled Site Moves Toward Construction Culver City officials have signed off on a revised...
Cary Grant’s Former Beverly Hills Estate Hits Market for $77.5M
Rebuilt by His Widow, the Home Now Offers Sweeping Views Once owned by Hollywood legend Cary Grant, a Beverly Hills...
LA Housing Permits Rebound in Q2: Wildfire Rebuild and Fast-Tracked Reviews Spur Modest Growth
New Data Shows a 37% Quarterly Jump in Residential Permits, Long-Term Uncertainty Looms Residential development in Los Angeles picked up...
Federal Court Upholds Stay on Trump-Era Immigration Raids in California
Detention Horror Stories and Legal Pressure Keep Feds at Bay A federal appeals court on Friday upheld a temporary order...
Two LA County Deputies Charged in Off-Duty Scheme Tied to Crypto ‘Godfather’
Deputies Accused of Abusing Law Enforcement Powers for Beverly Hills Mogul One Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputy pleaded guilty,...
Metro Releases Draft Environmental Report for Sepulveda Transit Project, Public Comment Now Open
Six Route Alternatives Under Review for Valley-To-Westside Connection The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) has released its Draft...
Trump Administration Freezes $200M in UCLA Research Funds Over Student Protests
UCLA Says Freeze Harms Life-Saving Research With No Connection to Stated Reason Donald Trump’s administration has blocked $200 million in...
Culver City’s National Night Out Returns August 5 With K9 Demo, Live Music, and Fun
This Year’s Celebration Moves to the Culver Steps to Encourage Community Spirit Culver City’s annual National Night Out celebration returns...
City Installs Crosswalks In Sawtelle District After Residents Paint Their Own
Los Angeles Begins Official Safety Upgrades Near Stoner Park City crews began installing official crosswalks Friday near Stoner Park in...
HARD Summer Returns This Weekend With New Sound Strategy After 2024 Noise Complaints
Sold-Out EDM and Hip-Hop Festival Runs Saturday and Sunday at Hollywood Park The HARD Summer music festival is set to...
Free Document Shredding, Electronics Recycling Set for Saturday in Culver City
Culver City Offers Secure Way to Recycle Tech and Shred Paper This Weekend Residents will have the opportunity to responsibly...
Last Call: Culver City Wants Your Input in Hiring Its Next City Manager
Public Survey Open Through August 1 Invites Residents to Weigh In As Culver City begins its search for a new...
1,000 Additional National Guard Troops Withdrawn From LA as Federal Presence Continues to Shrink
National Guard Presence in Los Angeles Slashed Again Amid Ongoing Rollback Roughly an additional 1,000 National Guard troops have been...
Luxury Watches Stolen From Keanu Reeves Recovered in Chile, To Be Returned to Actor
Six Rolex Watches Worth Over $120,000 Were Seized in Santiago Police Raid Six high-end watches stolen from actor Keanu Reeves’...
Aging Mindfully: Zen-Inspired Senior Living Takes Shape in Simi Valley
Two Zen-inspired senior living communities are embracing the reality of aging — consciously. Ensō Village, open since 2023 in Sonoma County,...
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