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Mayor Karen Bass has been called to testify before Congress Sept. 15 as lawmakers investigate potential misuse of federa...
03/09/2026

Mayor Karen Bass has been called to testify before Congress Sept. 15 as lawmakers investigate potential misuse of federal money intended to address homelessness in Los Angeles.

Congress is asking Bass to answer questions about how city officials handled federal dollars allocated through LAHSA.

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Four people were arrested after a violent attack at Westfield Culver City left a man critically injured and two young ch...
03/09/2026

Four people were arrested after a violent attack at Westfield Culver City left a man critically injured and two young children knocked from their stroller, police said.

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02/09/2026

Culver City is moving to regulate autonomous-vehicle fleet operations after receiving multiple inquiries about whether AV facilities would be allowed on properties across the city.

The proposed rules come as nearby Santa Monica has faced complaints and a court fight over overnight Waymo operations.

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Santa Monica’s airport park plan is raising as many questions as it is possibilities.A city survey found residents divid...
02/09/2026

Santa Monica’s airport park plan is raising as many questions as it is possibilities.

A city survey found residents divided over the proposal, with concerns about traffic, parking, noise, safety, and the long-term cost of maintaining the site.

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A family was attacked and robbed near Westfield Culver City on Monday, police said.The man was critically injured, and h...
01/09/2026

A family was attacked and robbed near Westfield Culver City on Monday, police said.

The man was critically injured, and his girlfriend’s jewelry was stolen. Their two children were taken to a hospital with the woman as a precaution, while police searched for five or six suspects.

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The city may put new limits on sober-living homes.After years of complaints—and reporting on patients left without housi...
01/09/2026

The city may put new limits on sober-living homes.

After years of complaints—and reporting on patients left without housing or a way home—the City Council voted 12-2 to review where these facilities can operate, how many can cluster in one neighborhood, and how negligent providers can be identified and addressed.

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Bass’ campaign is turning a recent debate clash over Councilwoman Raman’s attendance record into a new attack website, “...
31/08/2026

Bass’ campaign is turning a recent debate clash over Councilwoman Raman’s attendance record into a new attack website, “No Show Nithya.”

The site accuses Raman of missing 2,966 council votes and canceling 40 Housing and Homelessness Committee meetings. Raman’s campaign says the claims are misleading and leave out context.

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A SWAT standoff near San Vicente Boulevard and Bundy Drive in Brentwood continued for more than seven hours Monday after...
31/08/2026

A SWAT standoff near San Vicente Boulevard and Bundy Drive in Brentwood continued for more than seven hours Monday after a suspect in a reported trespassing incident refused to surrender, according to LAPD.

The standoff remained ongoing as of the latest update.

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One of Santa Monica’s first development proposals under California’s new SB 79 transit-housing law calls for five townho...
31/08/2026

One of Santa Monica’s first development proposals under California’s new SB 79 transit-housing law calls for five townhomes with no affordable units.

The project, less than half a mile from the Metro E Line’s Bergamot Station, would replace a 1949 single-family home.

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Digital displays are beginning to take shape along Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade.The controversial program could...
31/08/2026

Digital displays are beginning to take shape along Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade.

The controversial program could bring up to 16 screens—some as large as 1,000 square feet—to downtown, with the city projecting $3.5 million to $7 million in annual revenue.

Supporters say the money could help revitalize the area. Critics cite concerns about brightness, historic preservation and the character of the Promenade.

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