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NAACP calls on Beverly Hills to address ‘culture’ of racism

A representative of the NAACP called on the Beverly Hills City Council on Nov. 10 to take action in addressing allegations of racism and discrimination in the community, as residents continued to raise concerns about the treatment of Black and Latino students in local schools. Beverly Hills/West Hollywood NAACP member...

Beverly Hills, CA · 1d
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Culver City Wraps a Ficus in 56-Foot Metal Frame as Public Art

A towering metal frame is rising around a mature ficus tree at the intersection of Washington and National boulevards in Culver City, part of a public-art installation that began last month and is expected to continue through the end of the year. The piece, called A Frame for a Tree, is the work of Los Angeles-based artist Charles Gaines and measures roughly 56 feet by 98 feet, wrapping a rectangular metal structure around the living tree rather than replacing it.

Culver City, CA · 17h
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CBS LA

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Long Beach Naples holiday boat parade canceled over high tide concerns

The Naples Island Holiday Boat Parade was called off by organizers out of concern for public safety.

Long Beach, CA · 1d

Beverly Hills Standard

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El Rodeo Named One of California's 11 Super Stretch Schools

Principal Kim D'Aloisio outlined El Rodeo's i-Ready growth results and a reported 8% increase in English language arts proficiency as students received awards at the November 10 board meeting.

Beverly Hills, CA · 2d

westsidetoday.com

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Culver City Council approves major overhaul for Sepulveda Boulevard transit corridor

Multi-million-dollar plan adds dedicated bus lanes, protected bike routes, and pedestrian safety features along a 2.3-mile stretch. Dedicated bus lanes, protected cycle tracks, and upgraded pedestrian crossings are heading to Culver City’s most heavily traveled thoroughfare following formal municipal approval this week. Culver City Council members voted on Nov....

Culver City, CA · 2d

Westside Current

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Apartment Complex Above Trader Joe's Heads to Auction

SANTA MONICA - A downtown Santa Monica apartment complex with 249 luxury rentals is headed for the auction block, with its lender claiming more than half a billion dollars is owed. The Park faces a Dec. 3 foreclosure auction, according to the Santa Monica Daily Press , which reported on a notice of trustee's sale posted at the building. The notice estimates $513.7 million was owed as of Oct. 30, roughly $74 million above the balance reported in November 2025.The property, owned by a venture of Pimco and the Witkoff Group, opened in 2022, the Daily Press reported.The development pairs apartments with 55,000 square feet of retail and a one-acre rooftop park, according to Witkoff's project description . Witkoff also lists a rooftop pool and communal lounges among the residential amenities. The building's leasing website advertises homes ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments.For shoppers, the address is also home to the Trader Joe's at Fifth Street and Broadway , which occupies retail space in the complex.First American Title Insurance Co. is scheduled to conduct the auction at 11 a.m. Dec. 3 in the Civic Center Plaza courtyard in Pomona, the Daily Press reported.The planned sale includes the building and land

Santa Monica, CA · 1d

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Sizzler’s ‘Brand Excavation’: Classic LA steakhouse digs into what made it so great

Not a day goes by that Sizzler doesn’t think about its customers. Its calendar is dotted with promotions that make it easy and affordable for people to celebrate moments — big and small. This month, on Nov. 11, veterans and active duty military receive a complimentary lunch and beverage — no ID necessary — and on Thanksgiving Day, diners can come in for a Thanksgiving Day plate for $19.99. In December, guests can participate in Sizzler’s Letters to Santa Program. In February, anyone with a birthday on Feb. 14, aka “Forgotten Birthdays,” may dine on any other date of the month and receive a free dinner.

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

Trains.com

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Regulators allow operator transition at ports of LA, Long Beach to proceed

WASHINGTON — Alameda Belt Line can take over rail operations at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, federal regulators have ruled. The decision today (Thursday, Nov. 12) by the Surface Transportation Board ends the board’s postponement of the transfer and denies a request for a “housekeeping stay” by Pacific Harbor Line, the current [...] Read More...

Long Beach, CA · 17h

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Santa Monica Airport May Be The Coolest New Place To Eat In Los Angeles

For as long as I've lived in Los Angeles, Santa Monica Airport has mostly been a place to avoid, with the traffic, the noise, the complaining neighbors. Although there are some big exceptions, like The Other Art Fair and the twice-monthly antique and vintage market. All that is changing. In...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Hundreds of Corgis to Strut Long Beach Streets for Belmont Shore Christmas Parade

Hundreds of corgis dressed in elf vests and other festive gear are expected to trot down East Second Street on Saturday, Dec. 5, when the So Cal Corgi Nation Christmas Parade returns as part of Long Beach's Belmont Shore Christmas Parade. The short-legged spectacle is a crowd favorite every holiday season, and organizers say sign-ups for human-and-corgi teams are already live.

Long Beach, CA · 1d

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MUJI Listed as Coming Soon to Del Amo Fashion Center

Japanese retailer MUJI is preparing to open a store at Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance, according to the shopping center’s online directory. The store will join the shopping center at 3525 Carson St. in Torrance. What Now Los Angeles reached out to MUJI representatives to inquire about the...

Torrance, CA · 2d

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Downtown Long Beach Welcomes Horror-Themed Coffinated Coffee, Born From a Grandmother's Memory

A coffee shop built on a love of horror movies and a grieving granddaughter's memories has planted its second location in Downtown Long Beach. Coffinated Coffee opened its doors on First Street this past Saturday, bringing a menu of drinks inspired by slasher films, video games and cult classics to the Arts District.

Long Beach, CA · 1d

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Temen Begins Promenade Buildout for Yemenite-French Small Plates

Crews are pulling old facade paneling off the former Istanbul Home at 1239 Third Street Promenade and rebuilding the retail space as Temen. Founder and executive chef Amir Al-Rashidi is aiming to open the Yemenite-French small-plates restaurant before the end of 2026, on the block between Wilshire Boulevard and Arizona Avenue.

Santa Monica, CA · 20h

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'Oh, Mary!' opens in LA

One of Broadway’s most popular shows in years, Oh, Mary! is now at the Ahmanson Theatre through Dec. 6. It stars drag performer extraordinaire Alaska Thunderf*ck 5000, known mononymously as Alaska, who rose to fame as a competitor and fan favorite on RuPaul's Drag Race. Alaska talked to LAist host Julia Paskin to talk about taking the Tony Award-winning dark comedy on the road, how competing on Drag Race has changed over the years and where to see a great drag show in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Residency focused on (stellar) Cambodian noodles coming to Downtown Long Beach

For those in the know about Cambodian food, there is something particularly wonderful about the prospect of spending a weekend morning with a bowl of nom banchok. (Or as Crystal Cambodian Thai regulars know it: nom p’jok.) And thanks to Veda Pok, that prospect could become a regular possibility.

Long Beach, CA · 1d

The Coconut Mama

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Iconic Victorian house California restaurant and night club closes after 20 years of unforgettable nights

California has said goodbye to another longtime gathering place amid a continuing wave of beloved restaurant closures. The Victorian in Santa Monica ended its 20-year run after a final Halloween…

Santa Monica, CA · 2d

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Sepulveda Connects Gets City Approval – Dedicated Bus Lanes, Protected Bike Lanes on a North-South Corridor

Culver City has approved the Sepulveda Connects infrastructure redesign, creating bus-only transit corridors and protected bike routes along Sepulveda Boulevard. The transportation project was given the ‘go-ahead’ at the Culver City council meeting on Nov. 9, 2026. The project will extend along Sepulveda Boulevard between Venice Boulevard and Slauson Avenue. This will create a much-needed north-south connection for cyclists, and ease bus timelines by creating a dedicated lane for public transit.

Culver City, CA · 20h

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RoadHouse Cinemas Installs Arizona’s First Samsung Onyx LED Cinema Screen

Samsung Electronics America today announced that RoadHouse Cinemas has installed a 12-meter premium large format Samsung Onyx display at its Scottsdale, Arizona, location, introducing the state’s first LED cinema screen. As audiences increasingly seek premium formats for major blockbuster releases, theatres are expanding how they present films on the...

Scottsdale, AZ · 22h

Santa Monica Daily Press

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Swiss Winter Village brings European-style holiday market to Santa Monica Pier

Swiss Winter Village will debut on the Santa Monica Pier on Nov. 18 and run through Jan. 3. The European-inspired holiday market will feature handcrafted gifts, seasonal food and drinks, and live entertainment. Visitors can also expect visits with Santa Claus, Hanukkah celebrations and festive activities for all ages. The...

Santa Monica, CA · 1d

Westside Current

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Meet the Readers Turning Santa Monica Sidewalks Into a Book Club

SANTA MONICA - Generation Z has gained a reputation as the online generation seeking offline connection. Young entrepreneurs Samantha Dockser and Morgan Messing are using social media to bring people outside through their walking book clubs. Preoccupied LA is the duo's hub for weekly book event roundups and their signature monthly book clubs on Instagram and Substack. Since launching in 2024, the platform has gained thousands of followers and expanded to include 12 book club chapters across the U.S. and Canada. Dockser and Messing met shortly before forming Preoccupied. Messing's author-focused social media company Logue Social, of which Dockser is now a partner, hosted an event and invited Dockser, who has her own social media following as a book influencer. The two hit it off and became friends, bonding over the fact that there appeared to be no centralized resource for finding book events. "There are so many book events," said Dockser, "and we were just feeling frustrated that we couldn't Google a place that would list all of them for a week." Preoccupied was their solution. As their community grew, the pair realized that they had created a group of people who might be interested in an event of

Santa Monica, CA · 1d