Activists in the Inland Empire recently got their hands on an internal Amazon memo that detailed the company’s political and community strategy for Southern California this year, a document
As the Chair of the Police Officers Association, I understood that by accepting the position I would be wading into City politics whether or not I wanted to operate in
A federal grand jury has indicted two men on federal fraud charges that allege a double-booking, bait-and-switch scam run through online property rental platforms — primarily Airbnb — that brought in more
The City of Malibu invites community members to join a virtual community meeting to discuss homelessness in Malibu on Wednesday, January 17, at 11 a.m.
“The homelessness crisis impacts
California enters the new year with its existential issues still unresolved, and a new one — an immense budget deficit — threatens to make dealing with them even more difficult.
California has
Recently at Blue Plate Taco, an older white man walked up to the parklet on Ocean Avenue carrying a half empty bottle of vodka, yelling Happy New Year, and became
Hi Kelly, we just received a notice two days ago that our HOA assessments will increase 10%. The new increase takes effect in 3 weeks. We did not receive any
The Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach, California, is hosting its annual Open Casting Call in search of volunteers for next summer's show, À La Mode: The
Last Thursday, Venice lost a true community gem. In the quiet hours between December 27 and the early morning of December 28, Carol Tantau passed away peacefully in her sleep.
Santa Monica Public Library and the Martin Luther King Jr. Westside Coalition invite you to celebrate the legacy of singer, actor, and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte with a screening
A wonderful winter’s Wednesday evening awaits! Join organizers Wednesday January 24 at 8 pm when Chamber Music Palisades opens the year with a harp, violin, viola, and flute concert
