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Film Review: Honey Don’t

August 20, 2025 Staff Report

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Los Angeles City Council Opposes Statewide Density Bill SB 79 in an 8–5 Vote

August 20, 2025 Staff Report

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Friday Night Lights Return: Westside High Schools Kick Off 2025 Football Season

August 19, 2025 Staff Report

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Heat Wave to Hit L.A. as Fire Risk, Possible Thunderstorms, and High Temps Loom

August 19, 2025 Staff Report

Film Review: Honey Don’t

August 20, 2025 Staff Report

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August 20, 2025

Honey Don’t! is a neo-noir with a droll comedic sensibility set in the blazing sun of Bakersfield, California. Margaret Qualley…
Los Angeles City Council Opposes Statewide Density Bill SB 79 in an 8–5 Vote

August 20, 2025 Staff Report

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August 20, 2025

Council Rejects Housing Density Plan, Cites Local Control Concerns The Los Angeles City Council voted 8–5 on Monday to oppose…
Friday Night Lights Return: Westside High Schools Kick Off 2025 Football Season

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August 19, 2025

University, Brentwood, and Beverly Hills All Open Their Non-League Schedules High school football returns to the Westside this week as…
Heat Wave to Hit L.A. as Fire Risk, Possible Thunderstorms, and High Temps Loom

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August 19, 2025

Governor Newsom Pre-Deploys Crews Ahead of Dangerous Heat and Fire Weather Dangerous heat is expected to grip Southern California starting…

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Brentwood’s Rabbi Morley Feinstein Passes Away

April 29, 2021 Sam Catanzaro

University Synagogue rabbi passes away at his Brentwood home April 25 By Sam Catanzaro Rabbi Morley T. Feinstein of Brentwood’s...

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Italian-Style Raw Seafood Bar Comes to Westside

April 29, 2021 Staff Report

Crudo e Nudo, a new Italian-style raw seafood bar on the Westside offers sustainably sourced fresh fish, shellfish and crustaceans....

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19-Year-Old Westsider Creates Food Sharing App

April 29, 2021 Juliet Lemar

OpenPantry app co-founder Theo Goldstine has a vision for the future of food sharing that reduces waste and insecurity from...

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Palisades Local Celebrates National Poetry Month

April 28, 2021 Juliet Lemar

Palisades local, artist, and author Sara Jane Boyers celebrates National Poetry Month in a unique way that involves the community,...

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Youth Mental Health Crisis on the Rise

April 28, 2021 Juliet Lemar

Mental health related hospitalizations among youth have increased by 31% over the past year for 12-17 year olds, May is...

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Getty Villa Reopens With “Mesopotamia: Civilization Begins”

April 27, 2021 Sam Catanzaro

Limited number of visitors permitted with free reservations By Chad Winthrop The Getty Villa museum and gardens has reopened with...

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Local Activist Speaks About Hazardous Trash on Venice Streets

April 27, 2021 Juliet Lemar

With Illegal dumping increasing by 420% since 2016 local activists are calling for action. Hear what local Rick Swinger of...

Westside Wellness

NAMI Westside Wellness Weekend Kicks off With Series of Free Events

April 27, 2021 Staff Report

Free events throughout May for Mental Health Awareness Month By Staff Writer Throughout May, the National Alliance on Mental Illness...

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Threatening, Racist Emails Being Sent to UCLA Affiliates

April 26, 2021 Sam Catanzaro

Numerous reports of vulgar, racist emails UCLA police say By Sam Catanzaro UCLA officials say they have received numerous reports...

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Edify TV: Voluntary Homeless Encampment Cleanups?

April 26, 2021 Juliet Lemar

LA lawmakers have voted to replace mandatory homeless encampment cleanups citywide with a voluntary-based program, learn more in this video...