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LA City Attorney files 35 criminal counts alleging failure to stop work in Santa Monica Mountains

City Attorney Mike Feuer announced that his office has filed 35 criminal charges against developers for alleged numerous building and safety violations stemming from continuing construction on five partially built,

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/ 18 Oct 2021

LA City Attorney files 35 criminal counts alleging failure to stop work in Santa Monica Mountains

Community Members are Invited to Observe the City of Malibu’s Multi-Agency Virtual Wildfire Evacuation Exercise on October 20

Community members are invited to observe the multi-agency virtual wildfire evacuation exercise organized by the City of Malibu in partnership with the Los Angeles County Fire, Sheriff’s and

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/ 18 Oct 2021

Community Members are Invited to Observe the City of Malibu’s Multi-Agency Virtual Wildfire Evacuation Exercise on October 20

Santa Monica Place/Macerich Provide Philanthropic Match to Inspire Donations Dollar-for-Dollar Match

Santa Monica Place and Macerich will match up to $15,000 in donations to the Santa Monica Education Foundation. This marks their eighth year of supporting the Ed Foundation. The

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/ 18 Oct 2021

Santa Monica Place/Macerich Provide Philanthropic Match to Inspire Donations Dollar-for-Dollar Match

Firefighters make progress with big Santa Barbara wildfire

Firefighters reported significant progress in corralling a wildfire in Southern California coastal mountains on Friday. The Alisal Fire in the Santa Ynez Mountains west of Santa Barbara grew only slightly

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/ 16 Oct 2021

Firefighters make progress with big Santa Barbara wildfire

UCLA picked to win Pac-12 basketball title in preseason poll

UCLA is an overwhelming favorite to win the Pac-12 after reaching the Final Four last season. The Bruins received 32 votes from 34 media members who cover the league

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/ 14 Oct 2021

UCLA picked to win Pac-12 basketball title in preseason poll

California union leader charged with tax fraud, embezzlement

The top staff member at California’s largest labor union has resigned after she and her husband were charged with felonies including tax fraud. Alma Hernandez served as executive director

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/ 14 Oct 2021

California union leader charged with tax fraud, embezzlement

2 birds oiled in California pipeline spill treated, released

Two birds oiled after an undersea pipeline ruptured off the Southern California coast have been treated and released. Workers brought the ruddy duck and eared grebe Wednesday to a shorefront

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/ 14 Oct 2021

2 birds oiled in California pipeline spill treated, released

As Cases Among Pregnant Women are Monitored, Officials Encourage Expecting and New Moms to Get Vaccinated

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) continues to track the impact of COVID-19 on expecting and new moms and newborns in Los Angeles County and

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/ 13 Oct 2021

As Cases Among Pregnant Women are Monitored, Officials Encourage Expecting and New Moms to Get Vaccinated

Crime Watch

On Tuesday, September 28, at approximately 11:30 a.m. Officers responded to a radio call of a “Battery Just Occurred” at Santa Monica Beach Restroom #17. The comments of

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/ 13 Oct 2021

Leading Health Systems Unite to Unveil Public Health Campaign

Citywide Leading Health Systems Unite to Unveil Public Health Campaign Five of Los Angeles County

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/ 11 Oct 2021

Leading Health Systems Unite to Unveil Public Health Campaign

League of Women Voters of Santa Monica to Screen Racially Charged: America’s Misdemeanor Problem

Citywide League of Women Voters of Santa Monica to Screen Racially Charged: America’s Misdemeanor

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/ 11 Oct 2021

League of Women Voters of Santa Monica to Screen Racially Charged: America’s Misdemeanor Problem

Vaccination Linked to the Reduction of 22,000 COVID-19 Cases, 9,700 Hospitalizations, and 3,800 Deaths Among Seniors in California

A new report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) shows that COVID-19 vaccinations may have helped prevent roughly 22,000 new COVID-19 infections

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/ 11 Oct 2021

Vaccination Linked to the Reduction of 22,000 COVID-19 Cases, 9,700 Hospitalizations, and 3,800 Deaths Among Seniors in California