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* Palisades Library Reopens After Nearly Two Years Of Closure
* Private Developer Fined $6 Million For Neglect of Temescal Canyon Trail Facility
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Palisades Library Reopens After Nearly Two Years Of Closure: Palisades Today – May 23rd, 2022
Santa Monica to Review Proposed High-Rise, Affordable Housing Projects on 7th Street
The larger project would replace an existing 10-unit rental building with a 23-story tower featuring 20 deed-restricted affordable units Hankey...
Marquez Knolls Home Unaffected by Fires Lists for $10M
The outdoor spaces include an al fresco dining area with a fireplace, a pool and spa, and a covered lounge...
Marina del Rey Oceanfront Duplex Hits Market for $10.75M
It features an open-concept living and dining area with large sliding glass doors opening to an oceanfront balcony. A two-level...
Paliskates to Host Back 2 School Festival at Venice Beach
The free festival at 1800 Ocean Front Walk features school supply giveaways, youth sports, live entertainment, and a beach clean-up...
County Jail System Achieves Compliance Milestone in Inmate Processing
Key improvements include a new Shared Intake Management System using wristband scanner technology to track and expedite inmate processing Los...
Santa Monica Pier to Honor Local Legends at Inaugural PIERfect Benefit Fundraiser
The event marks the debut of the Santa Monica Pier Awards, and will recognize an original Pier Corporation board member...
Metro Honors Nipsey Hussle with Limited-Edition TAP Cards, Temporary Station Rename
The initiative honors Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, a South Los Angeles native known for his music, entrepreneurship, and community activism...
(Video) Palisades-Malibu YMCA Launches $25M Campaign to Build Duel-Campus
The planned facility will be renamed Lowe Family YMCA after longtime members who pledged support. Palisades-Malibu YMCA Launches $25M Campaign...
(Video) DTSM Inc. Holds First Meeting Since Multi-Member Ousting by City Council
The meeting convened as ousted members threatened legal action against the council DTSM Inc. Holds First Meeting Since Multi-Member Ousting...
Concert in the Courtyard: Israeli Band The Peatot Brings High-Energy Sound to Adat Shalom Synagogue
Event in Westwood Will Feature Live Music, Food, and Family-Friendly Community Celebration Adat Shalom Synagogue will host a summer evening...
THIS SUNDAY: CicLAvia to Turn Venice Streets into Car-Free Park
The event will spotlight Venice’s iconic Boardwalk, Muscle Beach, picturesque Venice Canals, and trendy Abbot Kinney Boulevard along the 6.75-mile...
Foreign Investor Acquires $65M in Fire-Damaged Malibu Lots for Luxury Rebuild: REPORT
The acquisitions include eight lots on La Costa Beach and one on Carbon Beach, known as “Billionaires Beach.” A tenth...
Palisades Council Urges Newsom to Veto Housing Density Bill Over Fire Safety Concerns
SB 79, authored by Senator Scott Wiener, would streamline approvals for multi-family housing near certain transit stops, including in single-family...
ROLLD Sushi to Bring Australian-Style Hand Rolls to Montana Avenue
All items are gluten-free and available with white or brown rice, catering to diverse dietary preferences A fresh take on...
Temescal Canyon Road Reopens After Fire Cleanup
The reopening comes just days before local schools resume classes, a timing described as critical Temescal Canyon Road, a key...
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