When Chef Brian Bornemann opened Crudo e Nudo on Main Street before COVID, the timing could not have been more uncertain. Restaurants were closing their doors as the pandemic took
A Rialto man was arrested Sunday night after a shooting on the Santa Monica Pier left two people injured following a large fight involving multiple individuals, police said.
Jaysawn Williams,
A world premiere stage adaptation of Zibby Owens' bestselling anthology "On Being Jewish Now" will open March 22 in Torrance, bringing to life personal stories exploring the
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Two injured in
Two people were shot Sunday night on the Santa Monica Pier following a large fight involving multiple individuals, police said.
Santa Monica Police Department officers responded to reports of shots
Warby Parker opened its newest retail location on Montana Avenue on Feb. 25, bringing the eyewear company to the community.
The company hosted an opening event Wednesday, Feb. 25, from
A team of UCLA researchers has screened nearly 700 soil samples for hundreds of Los Angeles County residents concerned about contamination in their yards and gardens, part of a growing
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion Tuesday to strengthen family preparedness protections for immigrant families under AB 495, ensuring parents have updated guidance on the Family
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TONIGHT: Jay Leno to Headline Pali High Fundraiser
Legendary comedian and
Legendary comedian and television host Jay Leno will headline "Stand Up for Pali," Palisades Charter High School's annual fundraising gala and auction, donating his entire appearance
Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath introduced a motion Tuesday calling for a comprehensive economic impact study of Paramount Skydance's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros., with a hearing scheduled for
Deaths among people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County decreased for the first time since tracking began more than a decade ago, driven largely by a significant drop in fatal
