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Johnnie’s Pastrami knows pastrami (predictably)
Johnnie’s Pastrami was founded in 1952 by brothers Eddie and Eli Passy, so it has just celebrated its 70th anniversary. In this era, when restaurants come and go with increasingly alarming frequency, that’s hugely impressive. That said, this place really is more than a restaurant now. It’s as much a part of Culver City as any iconic landmark, and the customers just keep showing up. Johnnie’s Pastrami is bucking the trend – loyalty does exist in business.
Frontier Airlines Challenges United Airlines, Southwest Airlines In Burbank
Frontier Airlines is returning to Burbank with a trio of new routes, all three of which directly challenge an incumbent carrier including both of United’s routes from the convenient Southern California airport. Frontier Takes On Southwest, United, American, and Alaska With Three New Burbank Routes. It has been a...
"It Was Like a Bad Movie," Physician told San Diego Doctor About Matthew Perry Drug Use
Mark Chavez, a former doctor for "Dreamscape Ketamine - the Heath MD" clinic in San Diego, wrote fake prescription to profit with another physician friend in Santa Monica off the "Friends" star's addiction
Abracadabra After Dark A Night of Magic & Mystery at Sand Canyon Country Club
Get ready to be spellbound at Sand Canyon Country Club’s exclusive event, Abracadabra After Dark: A Night of Magic & Mystery!. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of our prestigious Clubhouse, this enchanting evening promises an unforgettable fusion of gourmet dining and world-class entertainment. Guests are invited to indulge in...
Culver City Restaurateur Pleads Guilty to $4 Million COVID-19 Relief Fraud
Philip Camino Admits to Conspiracy, Faces Up to 20 Years in Prison. A Culver City restaurateur pleaded guilty on Wednesday to fraudulently obtaining more than $4 million in COVID-19 relief loans intended to assist struggling businesses during the pandemic. Philip Frederick Camino, 45, admitted to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Chewing their way through dry brush on the hillsides, goats are heartily welcomed at Malibu West
Neighbors have a gathering to send off the goats, celebrating their efficacy at fire avoidance As wildfires are already raging throughout parts of California, Malibu West residents are painfully aware of the hazards presented by dry brush and other fuel on the hillsides surrounding the neighborhood. For three weeks, a herd of goats have eaten through the brush on open areas near and […] The post Chewing their way through dry brush on the hillsides, goats are heartily welcomed at Malibu West appeared first on The Malibu Times.
As Tallyrand Restaurant Turns 65, Longtime Patrons Turn Out for the Party
Tallyrand Restaurant, a beloved Burbank institution, celebrated its 65th anniversary with a heartfelt party that felt more like a family reunion than a business milestone. Founded in 1959 by Delores and Al Thomas, the restaurant on Olive Avenue has become a cornerstone of the community, a place where generations of families have gathered to share meals and create memories. Today, the tradition is carried on by their children, Karen Ross and Mark Thomas, who have infused the restaurant with the same warmth and dedication that their parents did all those years ago.
Le Chêne French Cuisine – Finding the Perfect Restaurant this Fall
Celebrate the most special of occasions amongst the upscale and elegant ambiance at Le Chene French Cuisine, an establishment dedicated to honoring the timeless mystique and tradition of French fare. Le Chene is proud to hold the title of Most Romantic as voted by multiple publications, and they’re always ready to serve you and your special someone with the highest level of hospitality and French flavor. Their impressive wine selection and family owned vineyards make the experience all the more refined. Reservations can be made by calling 661-251-4315 for your next night out.
Burbank High Student to Have Film Shown in New York’s All American High School Film Festival
Burbank High School senior, Selah Turner, has recently been accepted into the world’s largest student film festival, The All American High School Film Festival. Selah’s first short film, which had a budget of $0, was accepted into the festival that will take place October 19-20 in New York City.
Silent Auction Coming to Support Burbank Animal Shelter
The Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter (VBAS) will hold its Fifth Annual Online Silent Auction Fundraiser: AUCTION FOR ANIMALS 2024, from September 13 through September 15. Over 300 items will be up for auction, including contributions from Southwest Airlines, Disneyland, Wheel of Fortune, Universal Studios Hollywood, HOOK Burger, Burbank...
New And Featured Santa Clarita Restaurants And Businesses For September 2024 KHTS Restaurant Row
New & featured this month on KHTS Restaurant Row – September 2024: Monty’s Sports Bar, Sago Boba Valencia, La Michoacana Plus, Telly’s, SCV Cleaners, Guanatos Tacos. KHTS Restaurant Row is the best place to save money in the Santa Clarita Valley! Purchase certificates to your favorite Santa Clarita restaurants, shops, and various services for up ...
The Royal (Dynamic) Family
Bluesy rockabilly band the Royal Dynamics perform at the Cinema Bar on Thursday, so Kathleen Ingle told the News about what they have in store for Culver City…. We’ve been playing gigs all over Los Angeles and writing original songs too. Describe your sound…. Our sound is blues/old school...
Eagle Rock artist's solo show and more exhibitions to see this month
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Santa Monica High School: Palo-Kangas Sculpture – Santa Monica CA
Funded by the WPA Federal Art Project (FAP), artist John Palo-Kangas created a 7-foot-high cast stone sculpture titled “The Viking” for Santa Monica High School in Santa Monica, CA, in 1937. As of 2018, the sculpture was “set upon a rectangular concrete basin which has been capped. The...
Sept. 3: Death Café Coffee, Cake, Conversation
A Death Cafe Coffee, Cake and Conversation will be held Tuesday, Sept. 3, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Milk and Honey Room at the North Oaks Church of Christ, 27570 Whites Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91351. Facilitators: Lorraine Terranova, Hospice Chaplain and founder of The Widow’s Ministry (2006) and Carl...
Enjoy the Fall Season at Valencia Marketplace
Valencia Marketplace Merchants are happy to serve you and they have everything to help you celebrate the fall season from decorations, treats, party and school supplies, shoes, clothing, jewelry, restaurants and so much more. Along with a grocery store, Exer Urgent Care, bank, library, Variety store, yoga and more you won’t be in need of much!
Local Filmmakers Make Valley Film Fest Debut
There’s no set path to guarantee success in the filmmaking world, unless your dad is Ron Howard. For everyone else, it means a life working long hours, sometimes spending months without a job and getting told "no" — a lot. That’s why Abigail Sims and Alex Morand, two...
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