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Westside Pacific Villages Awarded $50,000 Grant from Cedars-Sinai

Westside Pacific Villages (WPV) received a $50,000 Capacity Building & Expansion grant from Cedars-Sinai to support outreach for WPV CARES. WPV CARES (COVID-19 Action Response for Elderly...

 
 By Steve Finley    Sports    March 4, 2021

Culver City high school football is back

After many months of checking tier levels, making sure coronavirus levels have dropped, the State of California, the County of Los Angeles, the CIF Southern Section office, the City of Culver City and...

 

Lakers rely on forged mettle to stay at the top

By Eric Lambkins II Sports Reporter Being a Laker epitomizes the allure, glitz and glamor of the City of Los Angeles. From Hollywood A-listers fashionably sitting courtside, to the blaring of Randy...

 

UCLA gymnastics

UCLA freshman, Chae Campbell performs on the balance beam in a gymnastics meet at UCLA last Saturday. UCLA beat a good Oregon State team 197.025-196.500. Campbell is one of the top freshman in the...

 
 By Letters    Opinion    March 4, 2021

Supports$5 Per Hour Extra Pay

Dear Editor: On February 23, 2021 the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of establishing "Hero Pay" for grocery and drug store employees. The pay would be $5.00 per hour in...

 

LA County Schools Reopen

Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Health has cleared county elementary schools to fully re-open for the first time in nearly a year. The decision is due to dropping coronavirus rates, health officials confirmed Monday night. But it isn’t clear...

 

Additional U.K. Variant Cases Confirmed in L.A. Count

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) has confirmed two additional cases of COVID-19 variant B.1.1.7 (U.K. variant), totaling 14 cases in Los Angeles County. This variant...

 

Covid-19 Cases, Deaths Declining in Los Angeles County, Culver City

Experiencing the same decline in the rate of infection as Los Angeles County, Culver City recorded 92 new cases of coronavirus and 6 deaths in the past two weeks, the County Health Department has...

 

Landlord Charged With Price Gouging

By Jack Simon Santa Monica has just signaled it will not tolerate rent gouging during a state of emergency. Last Friday, the SM City Attorney's Office announced it filed a criminal complaint charging...

 

School Reopening for LA Weighed

2/9/21: L.A. County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer told school leaders Tuesday that school reopening could precede universal vaccinations for teachers. The public increasingly has demanded that schools re-open immediately. School districts...

 

Newsom Backs Down on Churches

By Alyssa Erdley 2/8: Over the weekend, California Governor Gavin Newsom agreed to change the current lockdown guidelines regarding places of worship in which all indoor worship is prohibited. Newsom's change in policy follows a United States...

 

Anderson's leadership can keep the Trojans on top

The USC men's basketball team moved into the top 25 nationally rankings at No. 20 after they beat UCLA 66-48 last Saturday. Although the Bruins were missing some key players the Trojans look like the...

 

Rams trade Goff for Stafford

The time is now. The Los Angeles Rams blockbuster trade eight days before Super Bowl LV made them a serious contender for next season's Super Bowl LVI to be held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood. On...

 

Rivalries take on different meanings in college sports

There is nothing like rivalries in college sports. UCLA against USC and Ohio State versus Michigan are two of the most famous rivalries in college. In professional sports you can mention the Lakers...

 

Coronavirus Update: Cases, Hospitalizations Declining

Though Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are declining in Los Angeles County, Culver City still recorded 265 cases of Coronavirus and 14 deaths in the past two weeks, the County Department of Health...

 

Culver City Continues 'Relaxed' Parking Rules

Culver City officials announced "relaxed parking enforcement would be extended" at least through February. As Los Angeles County continues to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus, Culver City...

 

Einstein's Bagels Closes

Einstein Brothers Bagels on Pico Blvd in West Los Angeles has permanently closed, store employees have confirmed to The Observer. Opened in 2013, the store served bagel sandwiches, knishes,...

 

Culver City Coronavirus Update: Surge Continues

Experiencing the same dramatic surge in the rate of infection as Los Angeles County, Culver City recorded 181 cases of Coronavirus and 8 deaths in the past week, the County Department of Health has...

 

New Estimates Reveal 1 in 3 County Residents Infected with Covid-19

New estimates by county scientists show that 1 in 3 Los Angeles County residents have been infected with the coronavirus. The estimates reveal how rapidly the virus is the county which has recorded...

 
 By Bill Seals    Sports    January 14, 2021

USC lands the top football recruit in the Nation

The Pac-12 conference is back. Five-star defensive end Korey Foreman has decided to take his talents to USC and become a Trojan. Foreman, the top ranked player in the nation according to the...

 

Covid-19 Deaths Surpasses 11,000 in County as Hospitalizations Increase to Critical Levels

Los Angeles County broke more Covid-19 records this week as it continues to report more than 200 deaths daily and a "huge strain on the emergency medical system." Public Health announced that 11,328...

 

New California Laws in 2021

Every year, hundreds of new California laws take effect Jan. 1, reflecting the trials and tribulations of the previous year. Here a few of the new laws taking effect in 2021: Minimum wage going up Employers must pay a minimum wage of $14 per hour, a...

 
 By Steve Finley    Sports    January 7, 2021

Recruiting spotlight shines bight on Centaur student-athletes

The coronavirus has disrupted high school sports like the Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald creates havoc in an opponent's backfield. Every month good and bad information comes out of the CIF...

 

USC lands the top football recruit in the Nation

By Bill Seals The Pac-12 conference is back. Five-star defensive end Korey Foreman has decided to take his talents to USC and become a Trojan. Foreman, the top ranked player in the nation according...

 

Local Hospitals Experience Upsurge in Patients

Photo: Four local hospitals experienced over 90 percent Intensive Care Unit capacity in late December, tweeted the City's official account on Tuesday, Jan. 5th 2021. "Our hospitals continue to be...

 

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