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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (5-12-2025 to 5-16-2025)
All things must pass… including this past weekend’s mini heatwave! Now, on to a few cool to-dos for the week
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (5-2-2025 to 5-4-2025)
Scanning the list that we’ve just created we have to say… what an awesome way to start a new month!
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (4-28-2025 to 5-2-2025)
The move into May is bringing some of our favorite seasonal events and series back into focus. Let’s take a
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (4-21-2025 to 4-25-2025)
Looking for some post-Easter ways to hop into your week? We’re here to oblige. This April 21-25 in Los Angeles
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (3-31-2025 to 4-4-2025)
As we transition to a new month (and drift through the briefest of rain storms), there is plenty on offer
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (3-28-2025 to 3-30-2025)
Art, theater, dance, wine and… native plants. If any of that sounds like your bag, then this weekend is for
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (3-17-2025 to 3-21-2025)
St Patrick’s Day is here! Hopefully you’re celebrating in style, but if you need a few to-dos to get you
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (3-10-2025 to 3-14-2025)
Gonna be a little wet out there this week in Los Angeles. But we got some to-dos to help you
Politics | Politics
WATCH: Kamala Harris Visits L.A. Wildfire Sites and Her Comments Are Mind Numbingly Stupid
How is Kamala Harris so bad at this? What is it that makes her utterly incapable of answering the simplest of questions straightforwardly?
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (2-17-2025 to 2-21-2025)
L.A. art week is here and that means… you guessed it… lots of art to check out! On deck from
Politics | Politics
L.A. Puts Pronouns Ahead of Fire Recovery
Well, we've written quite a bit about Musk, DOGE, USAID, and the like. What do you say we take a break and get back to some good old-fashioned gender fight stuff? Remember those days? It's been a while, huh?
Politics | Politics
'Scientific Socialism' Has Come to Pacific Palisades to Destroy as It Always Does
"You can’t rebuild the same. We have to rebuild with science. We have to build with climate reality in mind," California Gov. Gavin Newsom told CNN last week in an interview about rebuilding the burned-out Pacific Palisades.
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (1-31-2025 to 2-2-2025)
The Year of the Snake has arrived, and Los Angeles is embracing it in full force this weekend. From January
News | In The News
NYT: L.A. Firefighters Took 20 Minutes to Respond to Palisades Fire
Firefighters took 20 minutes to respond to the Palisades Fire, according to the New York Times, confirming Breitbart News reporting.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
Video: L.A. Fire Official Pleads With Homeless to Stop Setting Fires
A Los Angeles Fire official just highlighted another one of California's self-inflicted wounds which may be responsible for at least one of the firestorms consuming thousands of homes.
News | News
Just WEEKS Before LA Fires, Firefighters Were Warning Leaders About Fire Danger and Were IGNORED (Watch)
Have we mentioned Karen Bass should resign? Because, she should.
Like YESTERDAY.
News | In The News
Asking rents skyrocket as LA fires destroy homes | LAist
For one listing, rent jumped nearly 86% since September. In an interview with LAist, the agent said she told her client, “People are desperate, and you can probably get good money.”
Politics | Politics
Wildfires Didn't Stop California Dems From Pushing Through $50 Million Spending Package to 'Trump-Proof' State—Until Flames Approached the Budget Chair's District
As wildfires ravaged Los Angeles, California’s Democratic legislature was full steam ahead on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D.) plan to approve $50 million to combat President-elect Donald Trump's expected policies—until the flames approached the assembly budget c
Politics | Politics
Karen Bass: Part-Time Mayor
Grok.
It's said that Emperor Nero fiddled while Rome burned, but Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass did no such thing — she just took a taxpayer-funded trip to the Paris Olympics while cutting $17 million from the fire department's budget and ignoring the cries of her fire chief.
Politics | Politics
L.A. Mayor to FDNY: We Don't Need Your Help
The New York Post is reporting that New York City Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker reached out to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass last week and offered his assistance in the way of sending firefighters to L.A. to help put out the fires that are ravaging the city. JetBlue reportedly even offered to fly the FDNY firefighters to Los Angeles for free.
Politics | Politics
Nero Newsom and Elizabeth Warren Earn Community Notes on X for Deceiving the Public
The other day we covered how California Governor Gavin Newsom was asking President Joe Biden to violate Americans’ freedom of speech and freedom of the press rights. Why? He lied and said it was to stop misinformation.
Politics | Politics
WOW: Just When We Thought CA Democratic Leadership Couldn't Get ANY Worse They Did THIS (Screenshot)
Man oh man, California Democrats have really and truly screwed the pooch this week handling the fires in L.A. county. From traveling to Ghana to cutting the fire department's budget by tens of millions of dollars, to dry hydrants, and to governors running from reporters pretending to have to take a call so he could avoid answering questions...
Politics | The Hall of Idiots
ABC’s ‘narcissistic’ David Muir roasted for sprucing up ‘svelte’ looks while reporting on deadly LA fires
David Muir's fashion choices while reporting on the LA wildfires caught the attention of eagle-eyed news watchers.
Politics | Politics
No Words: LA Mayor Karen Bass Stands in Total Silence as Reporter Lobs Question After Question at Her
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was not in California when wildfires broke out. She was in Ghana. That’s in Africa.
News | News
LA News Anchor’s ‘No Water’ Fact-Check Blows Up in Face Thanks to Reporter at Scene of Fire
A local Fox News affiliate anchor in Los Angeles tried to do an on-the-spot fact-check that quickly blew up in his face.
Politics | Politics
Scott Jennings Goes Up Against New Wildfire Talking Points Meant to Deflect Blame Away From Democrats
National ‘journalists’ have apparently gotten a new talking points memo to deflect blame for the California wildfires away from the Democrats who are clearly responsible for them. Republican Scott Jennings found this out while trying to address the shortage of firefighters in Los Angeles.
News | NEWS
Biden awkwardly announces ‘good news’ during briefing on deadly California wildfires: ‘I’m a great-grandfather’
Retiring President Biden became a great-grandfather Wednesday when his granddaughter Naomi gave birth in Los Angeles — with Biden announcing the "good news" as three large wildfires raged nearby.
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Palisades Fire in Los Angeles scorches 2,921 acres; many homes destroyed | KTLA
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – Tens of thousands of residents in the western Los Angeles area were under mandatory evacuation orders Tuesday evening as a wind-driven wildfire exploded in size and swept through communities in the Pacific Palisades. The Palisades Fir
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From 1993: The Man Who Spent Forty-two Years at the Beverly Hills Hotel Pool | The New Yorker
Nearly every day for decades, Irving V. Link tanned by the luxury pool, Adam Gopnik writes. Then his idyllic life style came under threat from the hotel’s owner, the Sultan of Brunei.
News | News
'Morrison Hotel' made famous by The Doors burns down in downtown LA
Although the building is vacant, fire officials say there were some homeless people in the structure they rescued.
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
Antisemitic Hate Crimes Reach Record High in LA County
Los Angeles County in California has experienced an all-time high number of hate crimes targeting the Jewish community, according to figures compiled by a local government agency and released last week. Issued by the LA County Commission on Human Relation
Politics | Blue State/City Life
Here's Another Way California Just Found to Make Life Hell
Call me old-fashioned, but I've always believed that the government's job was to provide basic services like roads and infrastructure and otherwise stay out of the way so people could make their lives better. At the very least, I figured it was the government's job to not make things worse.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (12-2-2024 to 12-6-2024)
In view for this December 2-6 in Los Angeles, you'll find L.A. County's official tree lighting ceremony, the MoMa Contenders at The Hammer, Grand Illuminations Opening Night in DTLA, the Krampus’ Cove Bar Pop-Up, a Sled-tacular celebration in Culver City,
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
Jewish-owned businesses vandalized (again) in LA's Pico-Robertson area on Election Day
An investigation was underway in Los Angeles' Pico-Robertson neighborhood after several Jewish-owned businesses were vandalized.
Sports | Sports
Dodgers legendary pitcher Fernando Valenzuela dies at 63
Fernando Valenzuela, the impetus behind "Fernandomania" while starring for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1980s, has died at the age of 63.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (10-14-2024 to 10-18-2024)
New week. Lots to do. For your experiential pleasure this October 14-18 in Los Angeles, check out Bee Week at
Politics | The Left
Israeli-American Civic Action Network Exposes LA Teachers Union Antisemitism in Leaked Video
The United Teachers of Los Angeles (UTLA) held their "Leadership Conference" August 1-3. These "educators" are supposed to be the bright lights at the forefront of progressive education.
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (9-20-2024 to 9-22-2024)
In view from September 20-22 in L.A., catch the L.A. Times Food Bowl, the return of The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor, KCRW Summer Nights at Century Park, L.A. Opera on the Beach (and at the park!), Future Sounds lf Jazz Festival at BroadStage, Cinderella in t
News | Antisemitism Watch
CAIR Objects to L.A. Proposal to Protect Synagogues from Harassment
CAIR's local chapter is objecting to a proposal by the L.A. City Council to bar anti-Israel protesters from the entrances to synagogues.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (9-9-2024 to 9-13-2024)
You know what? Let’s just skip to the part of the week that isn’t 100+ degrees outside. What do you
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (9-6-2024 to 9-8-2024)
This September 6-8 in Los Angeles, check out a birthday bash for the Santa Monica Pier, The Last Repair Shop at Union Station, East Side Print Fair 2024, A Night in the Park in Burbank, Future Imaginaries at The Autry, the Los Angeles Kids Book Festival,
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (8-19-2024 to 8-23-2024)
This August 19-23 in L.A., you'll find Astronomy on Tap in Pasadena, When Does Protest Make a Difference? at , The Natural World of Studio Ghibli at The Ford, the Tryst & Nomad Art Fair in Torrance Zócalo Public Square, Eagle Rock Brewery's 10th annual Ba
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles .(8-9-2024 to 8-11-2024)
From August 9-11 in Los Angeles, catch the Ivy Station Night Market, the Natsumatsuri Family Festival, Running of the Bullies at Benny Boy, Roll @ Santa Monica, Boomyard Afro-Caribbean Day Party, Khruangbin at The Bowl, FoLAR's River Fest, and much more.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (8-5-2024 to 8-9-2024)
In frame for August 5-9 in Los Angeles, you'll find Moonlight Movies on the Beach in Long Beach, National Night Out in San Gabriel, Southern California in Kodachrome at The Getty, Sunset Concerts in Culver City, Summer of Salsa at LA Plaza, Ivy Station Ni
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
Yamashiro restaurant, surrounding property in Hollywood is now on sale
The famous Yamashiro restaurant and its surrounding property in Hollywood is on the market with a hefty price tag.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (7-22-2024 to 7-26-2024)
On deck this July 22-26 in Los Angeles you'll find Astronomy on Tap, Mozart Under the Stars, a summer concert at The Hammer, Movie Night at Ivy Station, KCON in DTLA, a Sunset Swim at the Annenberg Community Beach House, and more.
Music | Music News
Watch the Rolling Stones Debut a ‘Black and Blue’ Rarity in L.A.
The Rolling Stones performed a song they’d only been played 14 times since 1977 as their ‘Hackney Diamonds’ tour wound down in July 2024.
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (7-12-2024 to 7-14-2024)
Need plans for your next three days? We are here to serve. This weekend in L.A., from July 12-14, you’ll
Politics | The Hall of Idiots
Ben Affleck Daughter Demands Mask Mandates in L.A. Hospitals
Actor Ben Affleck's daughter is demanding that the government impose mask mandates in Los Angeles hospitals. "The county must oppose mask bans for any reason," Violet Affleck said.
Politics | Campus Watch
UCLA Urges Federal Court to Reject Jewish Students' Civil Rights Claims
UCLA claims that it should not be ordered by a federal court to protect Jewish students from antisemitism when they return to campus.
Politics | Media Bias
Of Course: LA Times Falsely Blames Home Sales in ‘Palestinian’ Land for Attacks on LA Jews
The Los Angeles Times has found a culprit for the violent attacks targeting Los Angeles Jews outside the Adas Torah Synagogue. And, no, it's
News | The News
LA drops price of permit for street vendors by hundreds of dollars
The annual price of a permit will drop from $541 to $27.51.
News | Interesting Stories
ACT NOW! Demand LA Police Ensures the Safety of Jewish Community and Institutions | United with Israel
Ensure police protection for Jewish community and institutions post LA synagogue brutal attack.
News | Antisemitism Watch
LA leading race to the bottom as America's Antisemitism Capital
The pogrom outside a synagogue is the latest event giving Los Angeles the lead in the race to bottom as America’s Antisemitism Capital.
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
"They came for the Jews": Inside the LA Pogrom | Caroline Glick In-Focus
A pogrom in the LA Jewish community; Pro-Hezbollah and Pro-Hamas protests crop up across America; AOC spreads antisemitic rhetoric and a new white house hir...
News | Antisemitism Watch
Los Angeles mayor failed to protect Jews amid ‘pogrom’ at shul
"Pro-Hamas and Hezbollah extremists violently attacked American Jews in Los Angeles and the politicians ordered the police to do nothing to defend them," wrote Mark Dubowitz of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
News | Antisemitism Watch
LA Synagogue riots show how the US doesn't take anti-Jewish threats seriously
Despite taking the time to prepare, LA's leadership failed to provide adequate security.
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
Never Again. Jews Are Done Cowering in the Face of Violent Bullies
Imagine if the KKK went into South Central Los Angeles and tried to block parishioners from going into the First A.M.E. Church and then got violent.
News | Antisemitism Watch
Los Angeles, you have failed us Jews
If your mayor wants to prevent anarchy, her government cannot be lax when it comes to those who commit crimes against the Jewish community
Politics | Opinion
American Institutions Have Chosen Breakdown and Disorder
It’s about 25 miles, as the crow flies, from a particular street corner in Thousands Oaks, California, to Congregation Adas Torah in Los Angeles. Another way of saying that: It’s
News | JEWISH COMMUNITY
‘This Is Jew-Hatred’: Israel Spox Denounces L.A. Antisemites
An Israeli government spokesman has labeled violent anti-Israel, pro-Hamas demonstrations in Los Angeles as “absolutely shocking.” Indeed, at least one protester called for genocidal war against Israelis.
News | Antisemitism Watch
Pro-Hamas mob attacks Jews outside Los Angeles shul
Anti-Israel rioters wielded protest sign handles and sticks as weapons outside Adas Torah synagogue.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (6-17-2024 to 6-21-2024)
Longest day of the year, you say? With the summer solstice approaching, we’ve got a full menu of ways to
Politics | Campus Watch
Santa Monica College professors assign ‘anti-Israel propaganda’
StandWithUs wrote to the public school that requiring students to adopt antisemitic views “is constitutionally impermissible.”
News | Israel/Jewish Community
Happening Now: Protests Rage at UCLA As Pro-Hamas Mob Bloodies Security Guard, Drags Around Fake Corpses
Pro-Hamas protests are raging at UCLA as of this writing, with a large group of roving demonstrators engaged in what the Los Angeles Times ludicrously labels “largely peaceful” activities, like trying to break into buildings, assaulting journalists, bloodying a security guard, and vandalizing school property.
News | Antisemitism Watch
WATCH: Pro-Hamas Protesters Mob Streets of Downtown LA, Chant 'Free Palestine' After Hostages Rescued
The sun rising on Saturday brought with it welcome news about the hostages who are still being held captive by Hamas terrorists since the attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. As we wrote in several articles, members of Israel's armed forces and police pulled off a daring raid, rescuing four Israelis from their captors in Gaza.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Memorial Day Weekend in Los Angeles (5-24-2024 to 5-27-2024)
From May 24-27 in Los Angeles, you'll find a new froggy exhibit at the Aquarium of the Pacific, movie night at Debs Park, Fiesta Hermosa in Hermosa Beach, the Topanga Days Festival, a Pico Union Project Fundraiser, a mental wellness fair at Grand Park, a
Entertainment | William Shatner
International Space Development Conference 2024 beams up Star Trek's William Shatner and more in Los Angeles
The stars of Star Trek are about to get a taste of real-life space exploration when they beam into the 2024 International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles this weekend.
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Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (5-17-2024 to 5-19-2024)
From May 17-19 in and around Los Angeles, you'll find a Bug Fair at NHM, the Beverly Hills Art Show, Concerts in the Dome at Mount Wilson Observatory, Long Beach Pride, the Pick Pico Festival, CicLAmini in Wilmington, MAINopoly in Santa Monica, and more.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (5-6-2024 to 5-10-2024)
From May 6-10 in Los Angeles, you'll find a Movie Night at Mama Shelter, Wu-Tang Wednesdays at Smog City West, JANM's After-hours Art-Making Series, Meet the Grunion at Marine Cabrillo Aquarium, Late Night! at Skirball, Summer of Salsa at LA Plaza, and mo
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (4-1-2024 to 4-5-2024)
This April 1-5, catch BLOOM! at South Coast Botanic Garden, Bergamot Comedy Festival, The Other Art Fair, Aristotle/Alexander at The Getty Villa Theater Lab, First Fridays at NHM, DTLA Art Night, and more.
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (3-25-2024 to 3-29-2024)
From March 25-29 in Los Angeles, you'll find Astronomy on Tap in Pasadena, friend or flame in DTLA, a fresh panel discussion from Zócalo public square, parties for the Dodgers home opener, a new exhibition at Petersen, LA County's Parks After Dark program
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
Larry H. Parker, famed LA accident attorney, dies at 75
Billed as one of the early adopters of TV advertising by lawyers, he made a name for himself, insisting that “We’ll fight for you!”
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Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (2-20-2024 to 2-23-2024)
From February 20-23 in Los Angeles, you'll find Comedy Pole at Dynasty Typewriter, a Wellness Wednesday with Self-Help Graphics, a free film screening by Metro Art, Zine Night at The Petersen, Ballots and Beer at Angel City Brewery, a fresh panel discussi
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (1-16-2024 to 1-19-2024)
From January 16-19 in L.A., you'll find free botanical garden Tuesdays, Kate Berlant's one-woman show at the Pasadena Playhouse, new exhibitions at L.A. Louver, Locals' Night at the Santa Monica Pier, All Space Considered at Griffith Observatory, the Cat
News | Antisemitism Watch
Pro-Hamas Protesters Vandalize Los Angeles National Cemetery
The protest also shut down Wilshire Boulevard.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in Los Angeles (1-5-2024 to 1-7-2024)
From January 5 to 7 in Los Angeles, you'll find a free Friday afternoon at Norton Simon Museum, a David Bowie's Birthday Roller Disco, the Oshogatsu Festival in Little Tokyo, The Everybody Experience in Venice, Hand Habits at Central Library, and more.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
A Big List of Things To Do This January in L.A. (2024)
New month. New year. Lots to do. This January 2024 in Los Angeles, you’ll find the Oshogatsu Festival in Little…
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do For New Year's Eve Weekend in L.A. (12-29-2023 to 12-31-2023)
As we close out the year that was, the list of New Year's Eve events around Los Angeles includes fireworks in Marina del Rey, a massive block party at Grand Park, Tomorrow! at the Bob Baker Marionette Theater, Soul Grain at Common Space, No Cover NYE at A
Politics | Free Speech
USC Professor Banned From Campus for Being Mean to Hamas
In a shocking violation of free speech, a USC professor has been suspended and banned from campus after he spoke against Hamas.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Thanksgiving Weekend in L.A. (11-23-2023 to 11-26-2023)
This November 23-26 in Los Angeles, you'll find the 2023 Jazz at LACMA finale, the Nutcracker Suite, Holiday Road in Calabasas, the Hollywood Christmas Parade, the Los Feliz Holiday Market, Blitzen's Bar, Santa's Grand Arrival, and more.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
Massive Homeless Encampment Fire Shuts Down LA FWY Indefinitely
A massive fire at a homeless encampment beneath an underpass in downtown Los Angeles has shut down the 10 freeway indefinitely.
News | In The News
Lefty Pro-Palestinian Agitators Try to Shut Down Screening of Hamas Atrocities in LA; Clash With Pro-Israel Attendees
Pro-Palestinian agitators and pro-Israel demonstrators brawled outside of a documentary screening of the October 7 terrorist attack at the Holocaust Museum of…
News | Antisemitism Watch
UCLA students batter Bibi piñata to chants of 'Beat that f---g Jew!'
Pro-Palestinian students at UCLA were captured on video battering a piñata bearing an image of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – to the chant of “beat that f—g Jew!”
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (11-6-2023 to 11-10-2023)
This week in Los Angeles, from November 6-10, you'll find the California Festival at Disney Concert Hall, a Literary Death Match in WeHo, Technotitlan at The Hammer, Astra Lumina at South Coast Botanic Garden, the Comedy Patio at Grand Central Market, The
News | Antisemitism
Antisemitic graffiti in Fairfax, including at Canter's Deli, investigated as possible hate crimes
Antisemitic messages found painted outside Canter's Deli and other locations in the Fairfax District are being investigated as possible hate crimes, the LAPD said.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (10-27-2023 to 10-29-2023)
From October 27-29 in L.A., check out Metro's "Celebrating Connections" at Historic Broadway Station, a Haunted Little Tokyo Block Party, the L.A. Archives Bazaar, Revenge Of's Comic Creators Block Party, Boonion Station at Union Station, Día y Noche de l
News | News
Man Invades Jewish Family's Home in L.A., Shouts 'Free Palestine'
A man was arrested in L.A. after trying to invade the home of a Jewish family, and shouted "Free Palestine" as he was arrested.
Politics | Media Bias
The Hamas-UN-LA Times Echo Chamber | CAMERA
A leading terror organization has mastered the art of the echo chamber, enlisting a leading Western media outlet to falsely cast its claims as
News | News
Meet the LA Times Reporter Who Doesn't Want You To Know Hamas Beheads Babies
Los Angeles Times investigative reporter Adam Elmahrek has never covered Israel for the paper. He covers California's pot industry. But that isn't stopping him from insisting it is "disinformation" to point out that Hamas beheaded babies in its terrorist
Politics | Politics
Los Angeles Enacts ‘Zero Bail’ System
Los Angeles County this week enacted a "zero bail" system, allowing many criminals to go free immediately after arrest.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (10-2-2023 to 10-6-2023)
This October 2-6 in Los Angeles, catch a Sketch Party at Benny Boy, The Benson Movie Interruption at Dynasty Typewriter, free rides on Metro for Clean Air Day, Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch in Culver City, Carved at Descanso Gardens, a Dumplings & Beer Fest in
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
Beach Eats: 21 Of Your Favorite SoCal Oceanfront Restaurants
We asked for your favorite places to eat and drink at the beach, and you delivered. Here are 21 seaside restaurants that serve up a view.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (9-25-2023 to 9-29-2023)
This September 25-29 in Los Angeles, catch Poetry Under the Stars at Fowler Museum, What is the State of Surveillance? at Zócalo Public Square, 75-cent pancakes at Norms, Shaqtoberfest at The Queen Mary, Boney Island at Natural History Museum, a sunset da
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (9-22-2023 to 9-24-2023)
From September 22-24 in Los Angeles, you'll find The Other Art Fair in Santa Monica, the L.A. Haunted Hayride in Griffith Park, a Hispanic Heritage Festival in Inglewood, San Pedro Festival of the Arts, an opera simulcast on the Santa Monica Pier, Illumin
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Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (9-18-2023 to 9-22-2023)
This September 18-22 in L.A., you'll find IRL dating at The Montalbán, a sketch party at Benny Boy, a secret comedy headliner at Roguelike Tavern, the 2023 premier of the L.A. Haunted Hayride, The Other Art Fair in Santa Monica, a Musical Whistling compet
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Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (9-15-2023 to 9-17-2023)
This weekend in L.A., from September 15-17, you'll find an El Grito celebration in DTLA, a Latino Heritage Parade and Festival in Pasadena, new art exhibitions at Beyond the Streets, a block party in Canoga Park, a new John Waters exhibition at The Academ
Politics | POLITICS
‘LA vs Hate’ Runs An Orwellian Snitch Line That’s Funded By Biden, Big Business, And You
L.A. has a tip line that encourages citizens to report one another to the government for non-criminal 'hate incidents.'
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (9-8-2023 to 9-10-2023)
For September 8-10 in Los Angeles, you'll find a Train Festival at Union Station, Metro's Regional Connector Celebration in Little Tokyo, a new classical theater production at The Getty Villa, a Fireworks Finale at The Bowl, the return of Echo Park Rising
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Labor Day Weekend in L.A. (9-1-2023 to 9-4-2023)
For September 1 to 4 in L.A., you'll find a Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture, a new Jenny Holzer exhibition, KCRW Summer Nights at Descanso Gardens, the West Adams Jazz & Musical Festival, Americana in the Park in Santa Monica, a Malibu Chili Cookoff
Politics | Blue State/City Life
'Catch And Release': Suspect in Viral LA Flash Mob Robbery Was Released on Cashless Bail One Day Before Heist
A Los Angeles woman accused of participating in a viral flash mob robbery was released on cashless bail just one day before the heist, court records show, reflecting the city's struggle to fight crime under liberal prosecutor George Gascón.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (8-28-2023 to 9-1-2023)
From August 28 to September 1 in L.A., you'll find music trivia at The Offbeat, another edition of Culture Break LA, the Cinecon Classic Film Festival, a new exhibition by Jenny Holzer, KCRW Summer Nights at Descanso Gardens, Return of the Jedi at The Bow
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (8-25-2023 to 8-27-2023)
For August 25-27 in L.A, you'll find KCRW Summer Nights in Chinatown, the summer finale of Grand Performances, the Leimert Park Jazz Festival, Japan House LA's 5th anniversary, and end of summer bash at One Colorado, a Prosperity Market pop-up, and more.
News | Antisemitism
LA kosher restaurants targeted, burglarized
The targeted restaurants were Nagila Pizza, Fisherman's Bowl, Shanghai Diamond Garden, SushiKo, and Shalom Grill.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (8-21-2023 to 8-25-2023)
For August 21-25 in Los Angeles, you'll find Bad Dates at Dynasty Typewriter, Culture Break LA in Little Tokyo, the summer finale of the Skirball concert series, a Grand Central Market Night Market, Fourth Fridays in Long Beach, Friend of the Fest, and mo
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (8-18-2023 to 8-20-2023)
August 18-20 in Los Angeles: The summer finale at Dance DTLA, a new free concert series in Santa Monica, an 818 Day celebration at the Westfield Topanga, a pair of KCRW Summer Nights events, CicLAvia in K-Town and Hollywood, Sunday Sessions at Grand Park,
News | News
Nordstrom robbery: more than 30 people steal over $300k in Los Angeles
California police said more than 30 people stole over $300,000 worth of items from a Nordstrom in Los Angeles.
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (8-14-2023 to 8-18-2023)
From August 14-18 in Los Angeles, you'll find the Art Renzei Art Festival in Long Beach, Astronomy on Tap in Pasadena, Popular Kids Club two-year anniversary show, All Space Considered at Griffith Observatory, the Dance DTLA summer finale, a fireworks spe
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (8-11-2023 to 8-13-2023)
This August 11-13 in Los Angeles, check out a community bike ride at CAAM, the LA Art Book Fair, a Grease sing-along at Ovation, the Natsumatsuri Family Festival, KCRW Summer Nights in Santa Monica, a Concert in the Dome at Mt. Wilson, free screenings at
Architecture & Interior Design | Threatened History & Preservation
Studio City's famed Sportsmen's Lodge hotel could be replaced by 520-unit apartment complex
Studio City's Sportsmen's Lodge hotel could be demolished and replaced with 520 apartment units.
Miscellaneous | Other Stuff
10 Landmarks You Didn't Know Existed In Pasadena
Beyond the most famous attractions in Pasadena are some of the city's lesser-known highlights. These are among the best landmarks in Pasadena to see!
News | In The News
The historically iconic Westwood Fox Village Theatre is listed for sale
This post was updated July at 9:27 p.m. Newmark Capital Markets published an updated sale listing for the Fox Village Theatre in Westwood on June 20.
Science & Technology | Cool Stuff
NASA's Space Shuttle Endeavour Will Stand Tall Once More
The trusty old Shuttle is being made into a museum display, and it'll be the first time the 20-story spacecraft is fully stacked outside of a NASA facility.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
Disaster: Homelessness Skyrockets in Los Angeles; Over 75,000 on Streets in L.A. County
Homelessness in Los Angeles skyrocketed over the last year, increasing by 10% in L.A. County and 9% in the city.
Politics | Campus Watch
UCLA: An anti-Israel center for Israel studies
Can we blame people for not taking antisemitism seriously when our own leaders and academics minimize it?
News | News
BREAKING: Massive Brawl Breaks out outside Glendale, CA School Board as Armenian Parents Take on the Alphabet Mob
The alphabet mob may have just found that they don't want to mess with the Armenian-American community.
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
Apartment under LA bridge on market for $250,000, in high demand
This Alhambra apartment under a bridge is one of the 10 Los Angeles County properties under $250,000.
Sports | Sports
NBA playoffs: Nuggets overcome LeBron James' 40 for WCF sweep of Lakers, first-ever Finals trip
Nikola Jokic secured a record-breaking triple-double to continue Denver's remarkable postseason.
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
Beloved L.A. video store Vidiots set to reopen in June with bar, theater - CBS Los Angeles
The store closed in 2017, but is set to return after a number of celebrities assisted in fundraising efforts, including Aubrey Plaza, Elijah Wood and Patton Oswalt.
News | In The News
Former LA Mayor Richard Riordan dies at 92
Former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan has died at the age of 92.
Travel | Travel Tips
13 Off-The-Beaten Path Ideas For Your Next Trip To Los Angeles
Finding the hidden gems of LA can give travelers an insider's feel of the city. For a trip you're unlikely to forget, check out these spots on your next trip.
Politics | Politics
Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis Oversteps on De-Carcerate and De-Populate
Hilda Solis and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors need to lay off the sauce.
Politics | Politics
Karen Bass Met With a Chinese Influence Group After Intelligence Officials Warned It Was Targeting Local Politicians
American intelligence officials warned last month that the Chinese Communist Party is directing its influence operations at "more pliable" local officials. That could explain why the head of Beijing’s top influence outfit just met with the Democratic mayo
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
10 Facts About the Hollywood Sign
When developers put up a larger-than-life advertisement for their new L.A. housing development in 1923, they had no idea it would become one of the most iconic landmarks of all time.
News | Antisemitism Watch
The Invisible Victims of American Anti-Semitism
If a hateful act doesn’t fit a preset political narrative, the public rarely notices it.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
EXCLUSIVE: LA County Deputy DA Suspended by Gascon for 'Misgendering' Has Been Subjected to a Retaliatory Internal Investigation
Since July 2022, Shea Sanna has been interrogated by Gascon's privately retained attorneys for more than 10 hours.
News | Antisemitism Watch
‘Kanye West!’ & Pictures of Swastikas: Female Jewish Basketball Players in Los Angeles Taunted During Game
Illustrative Basketball hoop. Photo: Pixabay. Chants of “Kanye West!” and pictures of swastikas and the Palestinian flag were used in …
Politics | Action Items
Californians Must Speak Out About the Antisemitic Conference in Los Angeles
There is no place in California of any kind for these antisemitic groups.
News | Antisemitism Watch
LAPD Arrests Suspect with ‘Animus’ Towards Jewish Community in Dual Shooting of Orthodox Jews
Young Israel of Century City Synagogue, Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles (Photo: Google Maps Screenshot) The Los Angeles Police Department announced …
News | Antisemitism
Suspect arrested after 2 Orthodox Jews shot outside synagogues in Los Angeles
A suspect was taken into custody Thursday after two Orthodox Jewish men were shot while leaving houses of worship in the city’s Pico-Robertson neighborhood, authorities said. The first shooting occurred just before 10 a.m. Wednesday in the 1400 block of S
News | In The News
Headlines: Family-Owned Restaurant in Chinatown Receives $13,000 Gas Bill
Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood Restaurant, the Chinatown-based eatery known for their Chinese turkeys, received a gas bill totaling more than $13,000 in charges for the month of January.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
LAPD Stops Potential Mass Casualty Shooting in Hollywood, Man in High-Rise Had Rifles Pointed Down at Park
Good job by the LAPD. This could have turned into another tragedy.
News | News
If You Think You're Middle Class in California, Chances Are You're Wrong
The American middle class continues to wither as the lower and upper income tiers keep growing, especially in California
Politics | Woke Insanity
Why Is the LA Zoo Inviting Children to Their Drag Show?
LA Zoo hosted an "All Ages" drag show with tickets available for "Children" and even "Infants" in partnership with LA Pride. Aldo attended the event to ask…
Politics | Blue State/City Life
8 of the 10 Neediest Cities in America Have Something in Common
A recent study showed that the 10 neediest cities in the U.S. have a few things in common. The most glaring commonality of this list is that eight out of the top ten cities had a Democrat at the helm at the time the survey took place.
News | Antisemitism Watch
Posters Glorifying Palestinian “Martyrs” Found in LA
Various posters glorifying Palestinian “martyrs” were found in Los Angeles on December 16. The Palestinian Youth Movement announced in an Instagram post
Politics | Other Politics
Mayor Bass Rescinds Garcetti's Final Executive Order to Light Hollywood Sign - MyNewsLA.com
Mayor Karen Bass rescinded former Mayor Eric Garcetti’s final executive directive that would have created a program to illuminate the Hollywood sign, a representative for Bass confirmed Friday. The Los Angeles Times first reported that Bass shut down the
News | Antisemitism Watch
Nazi SS symbol carved into Beverly Hills menorah, suspect arrested
Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook said, “A despicable act such as this will never be tolerated in our City.”
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
LA Food Experts Share Their Favorite Go-To Restaurants in 2022
These consistent restaurants hit just right
Politics | Politics
Homeless Hypocrisy on Full Display as New LA Mayor Karen Bass Is Sworn In
Karen Bass is going to bring Los Angeles more of the same, and more people will head for the exits.
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
The 7 Wackiest Restaurants In Southern California Where Dining Is A Blast
Why just eat when you can dine somewhere quirky and unusual? Get ready for fun when you visit these wacky restaurants in Southern California.
News | Antisemitism Watch
Antisemites hang banner over LA freeway declaring Kanye 'right about the Jews’
Goyim Defense League trying to capitalize on Ye's comments by targeting the Black community with antisemitic propaganda, ADL says
Politics | Blue State/City Life
In Los Angeles, a Carnival of Grievance Politics
What a spectacle, what a carnival, what a glorious, over-the-top bacchanal of grievance politics we’ve seen unfolding in Los Angeles this week.
Politics | Blue State/City Life
L.A. Gas Prices Hit Record High $6.494; OPEC Move Suggests Worse Ahead
The average price for a gallon of gas hit a new record high on Wednesday in Los Angeles, California, reaching $6.494.
Family & Parenting | Family & Parenting
Hackers released a bunch of LAUSD data. What can parents and employees do?
Students, teachers and contractors at LAUSD could have sensitive personal information on the dark web. Here are the steps you should take to protect yourself.
News | The News
LA Lakers Close Comments for Instagram Post Announcing 'Pride Night'
The Los Angeles Lakers Instagram page inexplicably closed the comments for a post announcing the upcoming "Pride Night."
Politics | Woke Insanity
L.A. School District Shares Video from ‘Nutritionist’ Who Says Eating Right Is Racist
Your dreams have come true, kids: French fries and pizza are now good for you, so eat up, or else: if you don’t, you might be suspected of “white supremacism.”
History | History
Remembering Queen Elizabeth's Royal Visit to Los Angeles
In 1983, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip went on a 10-day tour to California, where the Queen was "thrilled" to meet Ronald Reagan
