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After abrupt OU exit, Grinch focused on fixing USC’s defense

DAN GREENSPAN Associated Press If Alex Grinch’s Oklahoma defense had been able to make a few more

By Guest Author

/ 8 Feb 2022

After abrupt OU exit, Grinch focused on fixing USC’s defense

Life after omicron

Masks: The state of California will lift its indoor mask mandate after Feb. 15, but L.A. County is f

By Guest Author

/ 8 Feb 2022

Supervisors making plans to become ‘haven county’ for abortion access

Emily Sawicki SMDP Staff Writer LA County’s five-member Board of Supervisors recently announced it

By Emily Sawicki

/ 8 Feb 2022

Supervisors making plans to become ‘haven county’ for abortion access

Artists Andre Keichian and Zach Dorn Explore Ancestral Stories at the Camera Obscura Art Lab

The City of Santa Monica’s Studio Residency Program at the Camera Obscura supports the work of local artists and highlights the intersection of fine art and craft. Artists Andre

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Artists Andre Keichian and Zach Dorn Explore Ancestral Stories at the Camera Obscura Art Lab

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Receives $150,000 Grant From National Endowment for the Arts as Part of the American Rescue Plan

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) has been selected to receive a $150,000 American Rescue Plan grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), designed to help the arts

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Receives $150,000 Grant From National Endowment for the Arts as Part of the American Rescue Plan

Citing Backlog Progress, Ports Again Delay Fines for Idling Containers

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have again postponed implementation of a fee on companies whose import containers linger at marine terminals, with the assessment now potentially taking

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Citing Backlog Progress, Ports Again Delay Fines for Idling Containers

Prosecutors’ Association to Vote on Whether to Endorse Effort to Recall DA

The association representing more than 800 deputy district attorneys in Los Angeles County announced Friday it will hold a membership vote on whether to endorse the latest effort to recall

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Prosecutors’ Association to Vote on Whether to Endorse Effort to Recall DA

Funds from LASD Lawsuit to Fund Immigrants’ Defense Services

In a settlement of a decadelong lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for unlawfully detaining tens of thousands of immigrants for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a fund

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Funds from LASD Lawsuit to Fund Immigrants’ Defense Services

Applications Accepted Through March 31 for Malibu General Fund Grants to Support Efforts by Non-Profits

The City of Malibu is accepting applications through March 31, 2022 for the Fiscal Year 2022- 2023 General Fund Grant Program from local non-profit organizations to fund efforts that

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Applications Accepted Through March 31 for Malibu General Fund Grants to Support Efforts by Non-Profits

Ex-Deportation Officer Sentenced to Prison for Hiding Assets

A former U.S. Department of Homeland Security deportation officer was sentenced Friday to 15 months in federal prison for orchestrating a series of cash withdrawals and deposits aimed at

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Ex-Deportation Officer Sentenced to Prison for Hiding Assets

Walk of Fame Star for Talk Show Host Andy Cohen Unveiled

A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was unveiled Friday honoring television executive turned talk show host Andy Cohen. Actresses Garcelle Beauvais and Lisa Rinna and singer-songwriter John

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022

Walk of Fame Star for Talk Show Host Andy Cohen Unveiled

The Power of the PUC: The Future of Rooftop Solar in California

On February 10, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will meet to deliberate (and possibly approve) proposals by former CPUC Commissioner Martha Guzman Aceves. It shifts incentive costs of solar

By Guest Author

/ 7 Feb 2022