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Two restaurants drop RCC after Doheny scandal
Less than two months after a private investigator videotaped the owner of Doheny Glatt Kosher Meat Market allegedly bringing unsupervised animal products into his store, two local kosher restaurants have dropped the Rabbinical Council of California as their glatt kosher certifier.
Crop tops, scrunchies, oversize shorts and NO cell phones: Time lapse ...
When the fashion industry references the Nineties, words like grunge, Jean Paul Gaultier, plaid, hard-edged and Kate Moss spring to mind.
LA Chef Roy Choi reintegrating his culinary duality - Part 2 of 3
Whether black, Asian or Latino, many minorities and immigrants in America lead a dual life.
Bomb Squad Investigating Suspicious Devices At Culver City Apartment Complex
An explosive device found in a man's car during a traffic stop led police to his Culver City apartment, where several other suspicious items were found.
I Can't Find Pandora's Name Anywhere in Hollywood
For the last several weeks, I have spent a few mornings each week driving and walking around Hollywood searching for inspiration.
Riding the wave of the future: Cities plan sprawling nework of bicycle lanes
Now, a cycling revival of sorts is sweeping across America's cities, especially among adults seeking a healthier alternative to the automobile.
A great event jam packed with live music, delicious food, fun and drinks with added comic relief, and all for a worthy cause will be held on May 18th at the Museum of Flying in Santa Monica, California.
More Advanced Degrees Needed For Health Workers In Los Angeles
The new millennium is creating state-of-the-art horizons for premier medical centers in Los Angeles.
Rabbi Miriam E. Hamrell Honored by Councilman Zev Yaroslavsky
Rabbi Miriam E. Hamrell was honored by councilman Zev Yaroslavsky at a gala held on May 4, 2013 in Los Angeles.
Reel Talk screenings in El Segundo offer insight on indie and foreign films
Stephen Farber hosts a Reel Talka at ArcLight Beach Cities in El Segundo on select Tuesdays in May and June.
Barro: In La-La Land, America's Silliest Election
The race, between Wendy Greuel and Eric Garcetti, pits two liberal Democrats with few apparent policy differences against each other.
Bundy Drive Expo Line Utility Work Continues Monday
Areas of Bundy Drive in West Los Angeles will experience lane reductions for continued Expo Line utility work, starting Monday, May 13.
First Wilshire Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Lane Work Begins
An eastern section of Wilshire Boulevard near downtown will see early construction begin Monday, May 13, of 7.7 miles of peak hour bus rapid transit lanes, Metro announced.
Hospital Wedding: After A 30 Year Relationship, Couple Finally Marries
After a 30-year relationship, a World War II veteran and his girlfriend are proving that it's never too late to tie the knot.
Boy Scouts Gay Policy Should Be Extended to Adults, West L.A. BSA Leaders Say
A Boy Scouts of America policy change that would admit gay boys should be extended to include gay adult volunteers and staff members, the Western Los Angeles County Council of the Scouts said Tuesday.
'Love Contracts' Between Couples Growing In Popularity
So-called "love contracts" between couples, or written agreements that detail specific promises partners make to each other in a relationship, are growing in popularity, but they may have no legal standing.
In Hospital Ceremony, World War II Vet Weds Sweetheart
Shirlene King thought the moment would never come, but after a 30-year courtship, she finally got her wedding day.
Silverware Bandit's Conviction Upheld
A state appeals court panel Tuesday upheld a man's conviction for a string of break-ins that targeted the homes of older women in West Los Angeles and Santa Monica .
Brentwood School Acting Students Form Partnership with VA
Acting students from the Brentwood School formed a partnership with the Veterans Administration in West Los Angeles, and it will be highlighted this Sunday with a performance of The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the Japanese Garden.
Venture West arranges USD 20.2m of loans
The loans were funded through Chase Bank , Sterling Savings Bank, and Capital Source Bank for five single-asset entities.