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January 30, 2024
Point Dume Village owner Zan Marquis says he is opposed to having the 34-year-old bar in the center because it does not fit with his vision of the mall. By Jonathan Friedman / Assistant Editor A rally to save the Dume Room on Monday and a plea at the City Council meeting will likely do […]
December 19, 2023
Sarah Louise Roderick, a hardworking and dedicated individual, peacefully passed away on December 13, 2023, in her hometown of Wilmington, NC.
December 22, 2022
The question remains whether the Mayor Karen Bass' administration can lease enough motel or hotel beds to meaningfully reduce the size of encampments across the city.
October 1, 2021
Actor Scott Foley said Friday packing up and leaving Los Angeles with his family at the height of the coronavirus pandemic was "all about the best place to raise children."
October 1, 2021
Actor Scott Foley said Friday packing up and leaving Los Angeles with his family at the height of the coronavirus pandemic was "all about the best place to raise children."
July 3, 2021
City Council voted to draft rules prohibiting people from sleeping specific distances from some public areas The measure requires second vote in late July, and orders people who resist leaving the encampments to be fined rather than arrested It also rules that cops would only get involved if there has been a crime committed The motion is seen as a more humanitarian alternative to banning all homeless camping in the city The scale of crisis was showed as rows of tents lined the Ocean Front...
June 10, 2021
Print Venice Beach has long been L.A’s haven for the offbeat and out-of-step, a magnet for throngs of the curious drawn by the precarious balance between natural beauty and human eccentricity. But recently, that magical Venice has become a caricature of itself. Shamed almost daily in eyewitness videos of trash, mayhem and fire, its milelong ribbon of tents and shanties is now held up as the hallmark of everything broken about Los Angeles. “The beatings, the murders of senior citizens, the ...