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Police plan checkpoints Friday and Sunday as part of an effort to curb impaired driving.

The Los Angeles Police Department will conduct two DUI checkpoints in the West Los Angeles area this weekend as part of ongoing efforts to reduce impaired driving and improve r...


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FILM REVIEW
THE BRIDE
Rated R
126 Minutes
Released March 6th

This movie is a trip! It’s a burst of demented personalities on a vengeful, highly misguided journey to survive and to find happiness. It is in the style of the avant-garde films of the late ‘60’s and early ‘70’s. Jessie Buckley stars as “The Bride.” Not many people know that Buckley is a t...


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During her tenure with the city, von Tongeln has represented Santa Monica in both litigation and transactional matters and has advised the city’s boards and commissions.

The Santa Monica City Council appointed Heidi von Tongeln as the city’s next city attorney following a nationwide recruitment process.

Von Tongeln will assume the role upo...


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By CHARLES ANDREWS

I HAD IT

20/20 was how they used to measure it when I was a kid in school. If you measured 20/15 or 20/10 – whoa, bragging rights on the playground. Of course, none of us gave a thought to how that made the visually less than perfect feel.

I was still 20/20 until college, until the day some Albuquerque High School kid mimi...


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This is a genuinely sharp question, and the data tells a concerning story that Santa Monica’s housing advocates seem to be treating as a footnote rather than a foundational constraint.

The numbers involved actually say that Santa Monica currently sources about 75% of its water from local groundwater wells and 25% from the Metropolitan Water District, which impor...


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