Articles from the December 10, 2020 edition

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Covid-19 Cases, Deaths Surging In Culver City and LA County

Culver City and L.A. County continue to experience a surge in Covid-19 cases and deaths than at any point during the pandemic, health officials have announced. The number of Culver City residents...

 

Services Held fo St Mary's Reverend Vincent Shamo

Our beloved rector, the Reverend Vincent Shamo, set aside his earthly labors and entered into his rest on the feast of St Francis Xavier, December 3, 2020. Fr. Shamo had served as rector of the...

 

CC Police Seeking 4 Suspects in Fox Hills Attempted Carjacking

Culver City Police are looking for 4 men in connection with an attempted armed carjacking in Fox Hills. The suspects are described as follows: suspect #1: male, black, approximately 20 years old,...

 

Supervisor Holly Mitchell swearing in

Newly elected Supervisor Holly Mitchell being sworn in REPLACING Mark Ridley-Thomas as Supervisor from the Second District....

 

New Councilmembers to Be Installed Next Monday Alex Fisch Expected to Become New Mayor

Albert Vera, Yasmine-Imani McMorrin and incumbent Goran Eriksson, the three newly-elected members of the Culver City Council, will be sworn in virtually on Monday at the next Council meeting. Vice...

 

Rams Rebound Against Cardinals

Since 2017, the Los Angeles Rams under head coach Sean McVay have been ready, responsive and resilient in games following a regular season loss. Sunday’s win 38-28 win over Division rival Arizona C...

 
 By Bill Seals    Sports    December 10, 2020

Chargers Embarrassed in Blowout Loss to Patriots

Hall of Fame baseball pitcher Nolan Ryan played his high school baseball at Alvin High School in Alvin, Texas. He is the most famous athlete from Alvin High School, but he is no longer alone. On...

 

It's still UCLA against USC in the Rose Bowl on Saturday

The show must go on. There will be no fans at the Rose Bowl because of the coronavirus when UCLA will host USC in their annual football but the excitement that surrounds the game will evident. The Tro...

 

A Record Seven Centaurs get College Football Scholarship Offers

This year Culver City is blessed to have at least seven Centaurs, who have been offered Division 1 scholarships. This is most likely the reason why the Centaurs are ranked 24th in the State and 16th...

 

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES AND CELEBRITY GUESTS ANNOUNCED for "The Rose Parade's New Year Celebration presented by Honda" airing on January 1

Get ready to welcome the New Year with stars of the screen, stage and sports! Today the Pasadena Tournament of Roses® announced special performances and celebrity guests for "The Rose Parade's New Year Celebration presented by Honda," airing with...

 

2020 NFL Power Rankings – Week 14

1. Kansas City Chiefs (11-1): The Chiefs are not only blessed with quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but they also have the wide receiver Tyreek Hill and tight end Travis Kelce, who are two of the best at...

 

LA Courts Extend Deadlines

In an attempt to limit the spread of Covid-19 in courthouses, the Los Angeles County Superior Court announced Wednesday that it would extend the time for criminal trials and Juvenile Dependency matters. Los Angeles County, which has escaped the kind...

 

Solving the World in Solvang, One Glass of Wine at a Time!

By Kat Thomas, Edible Skinny "Travel brings power and love back into your life." --Rumi Some say a vacation isn't defined by the length of the distance you go, but the ability to allow yourself to ste...

 

Tennis for Kids LA

By Myke Williams During the pandemic tennis is one of the safest outside activities for children and adults. It naturally adheres to current social distancing rules while providing exercise, social...

 

City Council Installation

By David Ganezer Three New Santa Monica City Council Members Sworn In Tuesday Night via Zoom There's an emergency lockdown in place and the meeting had to be held via Zoom. Nevertheless, Santa Monica did what it has done every two years for 150...

 

City Hall Annex Gets Award for Not Being Built Yet

by Alyssa Erdley News with Attitude This week Santa Monica officials got exactly what they wanted when they approved a $76.7 million dollar City Hall annex in 2017 - at a whopping cost of $1,528 per...

 

Gascon: No More Misdemeanors

By Samuel Alioto LA's new DA will not prosecute women for prostitution. Nor will he imprison people for trespassing, disturbing the peace, driving without a license, or loitering. These are laws...

 

No Confidence in Ferrer

City Councilmembers in Lancaster unanimously approved a symbolic "vote of no confidence" of Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer on Thursday, and reportedly decided to eventually...

 

Sen. Feinstein Said to be Senile

Several sources inside the Senate say Dianne Feinstein, who is 87, struggles to remember briefings just after they take place-and that her cognitive decline has been evident for several years. "They...

 

Bank Robbery at WFB on Main St.

Police caught a bank robber who used a shotgun to rob the Wells Fargo Bank on Main Street in Santa Monica Tuesday morning. Aaron Koehler-Marsh, 27, from Bend, Indiana, had used a shotgun to obtain an...

 

SMPD Busts Drugs in NoHo

Three related photos, all courtesy SMPD, show drugs and guns seized by law enforcement. The SMPD announced that it busted into a house in Santa Monica Monday, seizing weapons and drugs from a...

 

SM Physical Trainer Kills Kids

By Samuel Alioto A Lancaster father of four has been charged with decapitating his teenage son and daughter and abusing his other two boys last week, LA County D.A. said. For almost ten years, Taylor apparently worked at a physical therapy center in...

 

VFC To Pass Out Food

In Partnership with UCLA Dining, Venice Family Clinic will distribute meals on Tuesday 5/15 at its Simms/Mann Health and Wellness Center in Santa Monica. The food distribution is intended to help its...

 

Westside Businesses Demand Lockdown Answers

Photo: Outdoor dining has replaced indoor restaurant seating, by Mary Leipziger Small businesses fighting to survive the Pandemic are demanding to know why authorities targeted their industries for...

 

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