West Los Angeles News
$78 Million Project Will Help Centralize Employees at LAX
The Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) Board of Airport Commissioners approved the allocation of $77.8 million to renovate the SkyView building at 6101 West 98th Street to hold the 700 employees that work at Los Angeles International Airport.
Guest Commentary: As “Norm Day” Approaches a Forgotten School Fights For Its Teachers
The rumors began as whispers in our tiny town of Topanga, CA. A text here, a side conversation there. The news soon gained momentum and ripped through the community like the wildfires we pray won’t come. Two teachers were being cut from the local Elementary school, including a beloved Kindergarten teacher with over eleven years of experience. Five weeks into the academic year, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) plans on displacing 30 percent of our 231 students. The worst part is that most of the children who will either lose their teacher or be forced into a different classroom are between the ages of four and six.
Westwood Housing Project Could Face Road Block Next Week
A housing project over a decade in the making could take a big step back this Wednesday. The L.A. City Council is set to decide whether or not to revoke an exemption that allowed a 250-unit housing project at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Gayley Avenue at 10951-10955 Wilshire Blvd on Wednesday, September 11. The motion was originally set for this past Wednesday, but 7th District Councilmember Monica Rodriguez had the motion continued to next week.
Public Safety Improvements Coming to Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus
SANTA MONICA – Big Blue Bus riders and operators will experience increased safety with the passage of SB 1417 (Allen), a new law signed by Governor Newsom that allows the City of Santa Monica’s Department of Transportation to deny access to Big Blue Bus services for individuals routinely cited for policy infractions, and/or arrested or convicted for a misdemeanor or felony committed on buses or transit facilities.
$78 Million Project Will Help Centralize Employees at LAX
The Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) Board of Airport Commissioners approved the allocation of $77.8 million to renovate the SkyView building at 6101 West 98th Street to hold the 700 employees that work at Los Angeles International Airport.
Guest Commentary: As “Norm Day” Approaches a Forgotten School Fights For Its Teachers
The rumors began as whispers in our tiny town of Topanga, CA. A text here, a side conversation there. The news soon gained momentum and ripped through the community like the wildfires we pray won’t come. Two teachers were being cut from the local Elementary school, including a beloved Kindergarten teacher with over eleven years of experience. Five weeks into the academic year, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) plans on displacing 30 percent of our 231 students. The worst part is that most of the children who will either lose their teacher or be forced into a different classroom are between the ages of four and six.
Westwood Housing Project Could Face Road Block Next Week
A housing project over a decade in the making could take a big step back this Wednesday. The L.A. City Council is set to decide whether or not to revoke an exemption that allowed a 250-unit housing project at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Gayley Avenue at 10951-10955 Wilshire Blvd on Wednesday, September 11. The motion was originally set for this past Wednesday, but 7th District Councilmember Monica Rodriguez had the motion continued to next week.
Public Safety Improvements Coming to Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus
SANTA MONICA – Big Blue Bus riders and operators will experience increased safety with the passage of SB 1417 (Allen), a new law signed by Governor Newsom that allows the City of Santa Monica’s Department of Transportation to deny access to Big Blue Bus services for individuals routinely cited for policy infractions, and/or arrested or convicted for a misdemeanor or felony committed on buses or transit facilities.