LACMA Employees Push for Union Recognition Amid New Gallery Opening Employees at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) are actively forming a union, citing severe burnout and escalating workloads as the institution sprints towards the grand opening of its $720-million David Geffen Galleries. However, LACMA management has declined to voluntarily recognize LACMA United, compelling the union to pursue a formal National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election, a process currently complicated by a federal … Read More
Oiled Birds Overwhelm LA Rescue Natural Seepage
Help LA’s Oiled Birds: What Beachgoers Should Do A Los Angeles bird rescue center is sounding the alarm, reporting an “acute influx” of oiled birds, primarily affecting the Ventura and Santa Barbara areas due to a suspected natural oil seepage. Local beachgoers are urged to remain vigilant and report any distressed birds to ensure their swift rescue and care. The Current Crisis: A Surge in Oiled Birds The International Bird Rescue center in San Pedro … Read More
Santa Monica playgrounds lose shade
Santa Monica’s Playgrounds: A Call for More Shade Trees For many families across Los Angeles, especially in densely populated areas like Santa Monica, school playgrounds and public green spaces serve as vital backyards. Yet, a concerning trend is emerging where these essential outdoor areas are losing their natural shade and green cover, impacting children’s well-being and access to crucial outdoor play. The Shrinking Green Spaces of Santa Monica Schools Recent reports highlight a troubling situation … Read More
Los Angeles Wine Food Fest Returns to Santa Monica
Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival Ignites Santa Monica Get ready, Los Angeles foodies! The highly anticipated Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival is making its grand return to Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar from November 7-9, 2025. Hosted by Tastemade, this three-day culinary spectacular promises to transform the iconic venue into an immersive showcase of L.A.’s vibrant global flavors and creative energy. A Culinary Journey Through Los Angeles This year’s festival is set to be … Read More
SoCal Beach Hazards Statement Issued
Coastal Hazards Alert for Southern California Beaches Heads up, Southern California beachgoers! The National Weather Service (NWS) Los Angeles/Oxnard has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for parts of our coastline, warning of dangerous ocean conditions. If you’re planning to visit the beaches, especially those north of Los Angeles County, it’s crucial to be aware of elevated surf, strong rip currents, and potential pooling from high tides. Understanding the Current Coastal Alert A Beach Hazards Statement … Read More
LA Metro D Line Extends Westward for Olympic Games
LA’s Future: Metro Expansion and the Road to 2028 Los Angeles is embarking on a significant infrastructure transformation, with projects set to reshape how we move and connect across the city. Central to this evolution is the ambitious Metro D Line (Purple Line) Extension, a crucial development linking key areas and preparing our metropolis for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The D Line Extension: Connecting Our Communities This multi-phase project links downtown LA to … Read More
LA Art Gala Electrified by Dodgers World Series Win
L.A. Art & Film Gala Electrified by Dodgers World Series Victory The annual LACMA Art + Film Gala, a dazzling convergence of Hollywood and the art world, saw an unexpected guest steal the spotlight this past Saturday: the Los Angeles Dodgers. As stars and cultural luminaries gathered, the city’s collective attention was momentarily split between the red carpet and the World Series, culminating in a euphoric celebration. When Baseball Met Fine Art: A Gala to … Read More