Mayor Karen Bass announced that the “Do Not Drink” notice in the Palisades will be lifted tomorrow, Friday, March 7, as she continues to lead the recovery effort in the Palisades months ahead of expectations. Mayor Bass also highlighted progress and emphasized the City’s commitment to expediting the rebuilding process and getting families back home […]
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Snow arrived in Big Bear just in time for Valentine’s Day. Snow and romance go hand in hand in Big Bear Lake, and the resort town is prepping for an ardent atmosphere ideal for a romantic getaway for couples. In addition to the snow-covered mountains that resemble a sugar-coated treat, the first 100 couples that
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Mayor Karen Bass released the following information regarding access to the Palisades. Access to the Palisades will remain restricted to residents and authorized personnel only. Checkpoints will be in place – access passes will be required. Law enforcement and the National Guard will be deployed to keep the Palisades safe. The location to obtain access
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From Christmas tree lightings to visits with Santa Claus, here are the top events and festivities in Santa Monica and Long Beach this month. Santa Monica Place Holiday Highlights Pet Photos with Santa | December 11 & 12, 4 – 7 p.m. | Capture adorable holiday moments with your furry friend. Cats and dogs are welcome (leashes
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Avelo Airlines (pronounced UH-VELL-O) has now inaugurated exclusive nonstop service from Ontario to the Bay Area’s most convenient airport – the Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport (STS). Avelo offers nonstop service between Ontario International Airport (ONT) and Sonoma County with twice weekly service on Thursdays and Sunday utilizing Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft. “We are
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Don’t miss out on Southern California’s most beloved art event of the year! With closing day for the 2024 Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters fast approaching, some of the season’s most anticipated events are yet to come, making for a thrilling final week of art, music, and entertainment. Discover breathtaking artwork by
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California ranks number 1 in the country for most Olympic medalists and number 10 for medalists per 1 million people, according to data by NoDepositRewards.com. A total of 45 Olympic medalists came from California, making it number one in the country. California also leads in medalists per capita: It produces a total of 1.15 Olympic medalists per
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Big Bear Lake Maifest is giving folks the opportunity to purchase general admission tickets at 50% off to its kickoff event on Saturday, May 18. This presale offer is only available for purchase during a 48-hour window from Tuesday, April 16 at 2 p.m. to Thursday, April 18 at 2 p.m. During this presale window ticket prices
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass today announced the latest Inside Safe operation in Koreatown. The operation addressed a longstanding encampment in Robert F. Kennedy Inspiration Park next to Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools. Through this effort, more than 30 Angelenos were moved off the streets and brought inside. “Today we brought people who were living in
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Post-covid it was tough for sporting events and races to come back with the same registration numbers pre-pandemic. Luckily, this year was a hit for the 39th Los Angeles Marathon presented by Asics with 26,000 runners. 40% of the racers were first-time marathoners. Starting at Dodgers Stadium and finishing at Avenue of the Stars, runners
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In an attempt to bring businesses back to California, Mayor Karen Bass will announce that the Banc of California will be relocating its headquarters to Los Angeles. “We are working to ensure that Los Angeles is not just open for business but that City Hall is advocating for businesses,” said Mayor Bass. “Throughout this city, we
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Mayor Karen Bass visited the construction site of the I-10 freeway this morning where she toured active work with Caltrans and observed how urgent progress will continue during the anticipated rain. The tour followed a morning helicopter ride to survey the impacts of the 10 freeway and assess morning rush hour traffic with Fire Chief
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Kick off the holidays with the 2nd & PCH center’s 5th annual tree lighting, Light Up the Night on Thursday, November 16th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. This celebrated event is free and open to all. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at 5:00 p.m. led by the Woodrow Wilson High School marching band. The lighting
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Two weeks of snowmaking efforts prompted Alpine Slide Big Bear to open its snow tubing hills for the 2023-2024 season. The snow-tubing park reported that its snow base is over two feet with two full-length snow-tubing runs now open. Big Bear’s recent cold temperatures combined with dry winds have come at an opportune time, especially
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I think it’s safe to say that the traveler’s excitement over the idea of Airbnb has faded fast, especially over the past year. There was once a time when Airbnb was seen as the more adventurous and affordable alternative to booking a hotel. All that has changed as rental fees have soared to new heights
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The City of Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will remain activated at a Level II into Monday, August 21, 2023 with all City departments coordinating resources to support the safety of Angelenos during the storm. Today, Governor Newsom, Mayor Bass, County and City leaders reiterated the importance of staying safe, staying home and staying
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Today, Governor Gavin Newsom proclaimed a state of emergency for much of Southern California to support Hurricane Hilary response and recovery efforts as the state continues mobilizing and coordinating resources ahead of the storm’s forecasted impacts starting today. The text of today’s emergency proclamation can be found here. Hurricane Hilary is currently a Category 2 storm that the
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With a heat waveto hit California, temperatures are to reach triple digits in many areas. Here are some safety tips for the California heat wave. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is giving tips to celebrate summer safely and responsibly. Electric hazards, heat-related illness and water and fire risk can occur if proper precaution isn’t
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