California Judge Refuses to End Roman Polanski Sexual Assault Case After 40 Years
A Los Angeles judge on Friday denied the impassioned plea of Roman Polanski’s victim to end a four-decade-old sexual assault case against the fugitive director. Los Angeles Superi ...
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Bank of America teamed up with the Los Angeles Dodgers to provide an opportunity of a lifetime of Special Olympics Southern California athletes from the Lakewood Dirtbags softball ...
Read More »California #1 State in Home Theft for the Month of August
California is the number 1 state in home thefts in all of the United States, and the month of August the absolute high season for this type of crime. That’s according to recently ...
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Approval Rates of Rental Applications in Los Angeles are up, New Study Finds
Much like every other thriving urban hub around the country, L.A. has a record-high number of new apartments entering the market and a steadily growing renter population. But how ...
Read More »California Students Take Action, Helping Kids Get Early Learning Essentials
Inspiration can come in many forms. For one group of sixth graders from a well-respected independent school in Santa Monica, it sparked 80 miles northeast of their school, in an i ...
Read More »Harrison Held’s Scene Around Town
It was nice catching up with classic Hollywood star Terry Moore recently. The glamorous Santa Monica resident keeps in shape by attending Sonki Fitness Boot Camp three times a wee ...
Read More »Joshua Z. Weinstein Lifts the Veil on the Hasidic Community in “Menashe”
By Beverly Cohn Joshua Z. Weinstein is a documentary filmmaker and cinematographer for over a decade with 20 shorts and features under his belt including, “Elaine Stritch: Shoot O ...
Read More »Malibu Speaker Series: Entering the Cosmos
The 2017 Malibu Library Speaker Series will explore Mars and beyond on Aug. 29 with B. Gentry Lee, Chief Engineer for Solar System Exploration at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JP ...
Read More »Hot Flash: With Warm Humid Weather, Mosquitoes Are Out For Blood
By Barbara Bishop When it comes to enjoying the great outdoors, mosquito bites seem to be an unavoidable evil, especially in warm, humid weather like we’re having lately. W ...
Read More »Celebrating National Farmers Market Week
By Sam Skopp National Farmers Market week wrapped up Saturday with markets across the Westside taking the week to celebrate. Saturday, Aug. 12 saw the weekly Virginia Avenu ...
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