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Gusty offshore winds sweep Southern California

Gusty winds sweeping across Southern California have toppled trees onto roads, cars and yards, killing at least two people, relatives and police said. Offshore winds were gusting Tuesday in many

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/ 23 Jan 2019

Blown-call lawsuit seeks do-over of Rams-Saints game

In the legal equivalent of a Hail Mary pass, two New Orleans Saints season ticket holders asked a judge on Tuesday to order the NFL commissioner to reverse the results

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/ 23 Jan 2019

Trump aiming to end lawsuit over porn star hush money deal

Lawyers for President Donald Trump want a federal judge to toss a lawsuit by porn actress Stormy Daniels over a hush money agreement she signed not to discuss an alleged

By Associated Press

/ 23 Jan 2019

Trump aiming to end lawsuit over porn star hush money deal

Novelist Wally Rudolph Named Spring 2019 Writer-in-Residence at the Annenberg Community Beach House

City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs announces novelist Wally Rudolph as writer-in-residence at the Annenberg Community Beach House. Born in Canada to Chinese-Jamaican immigrant parents and raised in Texas, Wally

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/ 22 Jan 2019

Novelist Wally Rudolph Named Spring 2019 Writer-in-Residence at the Annenberg Community Beach House

Affordable Arts Space Now Available at Bergamot Station Arts Center

Bergamot Station Arts Center is currently accepting applications for tenants seeking affordable arts space in Santa Monica. This opportunity was developed in collaboration with Worthe Real Estate Group (WREG) and

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/ 22 Jan 2019

Affordable Arts Space Now Available at Bergamot Station Arts Center

Kaleidoscope Performs String Orchestra Program

Kaleidoscope’s 5th season continues with a pair of concerts on Saturday January 19 at 7 p.m. at the Westerbeck Recital Hall at Pasadena City College, and Sunday January

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/ 17 Jan 2019

Kaleidoscope Performs String Orchestra Program

25 Years After Northridge, Red Cross Marks Anniversary by Urging Residents to Get Prepared

In memory of the 25th anniversary of the Northridge earthquake, the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region urges residents of Southern California to take the necessary steps to prepare their

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/ 17 Jan 2019

25 Years After Northridge, Red Cross Marks Anniversary by Urging Residents to Get Prepared

Discover The Real Santa Monica

Walk along with a Santa Monica Conservancy docent and explore the fascinating history of Santa Monica. Learn about the visionaries who founded a small community by the Bay. We will

By news

/ 16 Jan 2019

Trump birth control coverage rules blocked nationwide

Trump administration rules that allow more employers to opt out of providing women with no-cost birth control cannot be enforced anywhere in the nation, a federal judge wrote Monday in

By Associated Press

/ 15 Jan 2019

Free Jazz & Improvised Music with Ellen Burr & Jeff Schwartz Thirdsday at the Industry Cafe

Flutist Ellen Burr and bassist Jeff Schwartz continue their monthly third Thursday residency at the Industry Cafe & Jazz in Culver City, known as "Thirdsdays," into the new

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/ 14 Jan 2019

Free Jazz & Improvised Music with Ellen Burr & Jeff Schwartz Thirdsday at the Industry Cafe

Judge sees no reason to delay Los Angeles teachers strike

A Los Angeles judge on Thursday found no reason to delay an expected teachers strike next week against the nation's second-largest school district over wages and class sizes.

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/ 11 Jan 2019

Judge sees no reason to delay Los Angeles teachers strike

L.A. Metro Offers Extra Rail Service for Rams vs. Cowboys NFL Playoff Game at L.A. Coliseum this Saturday, January 12

With more than 70,000 football fans expected to attend the NFL playoff game between the L.A. Rams and Dallas Cowboys at the L.A. Coliseum on Saturday, the

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/ 10 Jan 2019

L.A. Metro Offers Extra Rail Service for Rams vs. Cowboys NFL Playoff Game at L.A. Coliseum this Saturday, January 12