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LA County’s First Measure H-Funded Bridge Housing For Women to Open

October 3, 2017 Staff Report

Nearly one-third of the people in LA experiencing homelessness are women. A recent report by the LA Homeless Services Authority...

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LA Department of Transportation Gains Valuable Support In Citywide Initiative from Rams and State Farm® As All-Star Punter Becomes Vision Zero Hero Ambassador

September 28, 2017 Staff Report

The City of Los Angeles’ Vision Zero initiative has added a new member to its roster: L.A. Rams Pro Bowl...

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Study Shows L.A. Renters Paid $136 More on Rent than Last Year

September 5, 2017 Staff Report

Rents may indeed be softening in some of the country’s tightest markets but that’s not the case with Los Angeles....

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LA Children’s Chorus Announces 2017-18 Season

August 22, 2017 Staff Report

Los Angeles Children’s Chorus (LACC), one of the world’s foremost children’s choirs, announces its 2017-18 season, entitled “And This Shall...

Santa Monica Elks Deliver Freezers to VA

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Santa Monica Elks 906 Delivers Freezers to Vets at West Los Angeles VA Campus

August 17, 2017 Staff Report

Last Friday members of the Santa Monica Elks 906 and the Santa Monica American Legion 123 delivered mini freezers to...

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Fiesta La Ballona Will Offer Three Days Of Live Music And Dancing

August 9, 2017 Staff Report

Fiesta La Ballona presents three days of free live music and dancing as part of Culver City’s annual “Party in...

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200 L.A. Families Give Back At Santa Monica Beach Cleanup

August 3, 2017 Staff Report

Approximately 200 L.A. County families will volunteer for a day of community service to clean up a portion of Santa...

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Asian Elephant Recently Moved to LA Zoo

July 6, 2017 Staff Report

An Asian elephant that was recently relocated from Fresno to the Los Angeles Zoo after losing her longtime companion can...

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10,000 Turn Out for River Clean Ups

May 29, 2017 Staff Report

Friends of the LA River (FOLAR) has broken its own record from last year in both number of volunteers and...

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Dense Fog Blankets City Again, Despite High Temperatures in Some Areas

March 15, 2017 Staff Report

For the third straight day, dense fog will cover much of Los Angeles County Wednesday, but not counties to the...

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LA County’s First Measure H-Funded Bridge Housing For Women to Open

LA Department of Transportation Gains Valuable Support In Citywide Initiative from Rams and State Farm® As All-Star Punter Becomes Vision Zero Hero Ambassador

Study Shows L.A. Renters Paid $136 More on Rent than Last Year

LA Children’s Chorus Announces 2017-18 Season

Santa Monica Elks 906 Delivers Freezers to Vets at West Los Angeles VA Campus

Fiesta La Ballona Will Offer Three Days Of Live Music And Dancing

200 L.A. Families Give Back At Santa Monica Beach Cleanup

Asian Elephant Recently Moved to LA Zoo

10,000 Turn Out for River Clean Ups

Dense Fog Blankets City Again, Despite High Temperatures in Some Areas

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