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17th Annual Santa Monica July 4th Parade to Return to Classic Route
Much of Main Street and Some Adjacent Streets Will Be Closed. The annual Fourth of July parade will return to its classic route this year, kicking off at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 4. The parade will begin at Pico Boulevard and Main Street, traveling south on Main Street before...
4 people strike gold with lottery scratchers in Southern California
Four lucky Southern California residents recently scratched their way to small fortunes with California Lottery Scratcher games, lottery officials announced. The biggest winner was Jose Garfias, who won $7 million from an Xtreme Crosswords Scratcher ticket sold at Sweet Time Donuts in Compton. Douglas Colton won $5 million on a Year of Fortune Scratcher, which […]
Try These 3 Amazing Hidden Gem Restaurants in Inglewood, CA
Inglewood, CA, is home to some of the most delightful hidden gem restaurants that promise unforgettable dining experiences. At Two Hommés, you’ll find a fusion of flavors that captivate the senses. Kuku Cafe offers a cozy atmosphere with a menu that’s as unique as its name. Meanwhile, The Serving Spoon stands out with its hearty soul food that keeps locals coming back for more.
Possibly poisoned sausages found in Belmont Heights yard
Belmont Heights resident Alana Weinberg had just returned from the dog park with her Jack Russell-Labrador mix "Theo" on Wednesday afternoon when she spotted sausages in her backyard that appeared to be filled with green pellets. She'd seen a smaller one like it once before months ago, but she had...
Acclaimed LA Pitmaster Kevin Bludso Is Hosting a Huge Barbecue Festival in Compton
Mona Holmes is a reporter for Eater Los Angeles and a regular contributor to KCRW radio. She has covered restaurants, dining, and food culture since 2016. In 2022, the James Beard Foundation nominated her for a Jonathan Gold Local Voice Award. Compton native Kevin Bludso, a James Beard award-winning cookbook...
What's good in the LBC: Independence Day, a charcuterie class, Long Beach Reggae Fest and more
Last week we told you about some ongoing summer events like the Long Beach Municipal Band free summer concerts and The Addams Family series of shows at the Long Beach Playhouse. If you missed it, check it out here. Here are some events you can check out this week:. Independence...
The Original Hot Chicken Opens First California-Based Restaurant
The flavor of the South is coming to the West. The Original Hot Chicken, a fast-casual restaurant specializing in Nashville-style hot chicken, announced today the opening of its first California location in Huntington Park. The new location marks a significant step in the brand’s strategic growth. Launched by Atlanta-based...
Kendrick Lamar Honors Compton College Grads
Compton College held its 2024 Commencement service at the Dignity Health Sports Park Tennis Stadium in Carson, CA, and the audience was surprised by the appearance of famous rapper Kendrick Lamar, who honored his hometown of Compton with an empowering speech and special recognition. Many people call Lamar one of the greatest rappers of all time. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Music. He often speaks about social ills and his political viewpoints in his music. Surprisingly, he offered spiritual advice to the audience. “This degree you have here is just as big as any other degree you will have. Your Compton College degree is just as big as any other college degree,” encouraged Lamar. “It’s about what you do from here. It’s about taking the resources and your education and applying it. You are gonna have hardships and tribulations just like you had coming up. But guess what? You have somebody special all around you, and that is God. No matter what you do, God will be with you. Talk to God wherever you go, whatever you do.”
Fireworks and the Pier 360 festival bring summer vibes to Santa Monica
Patriotic pride and beachside fun were on the schedule this past weekend for locals taking part in the Santa Monica College “Celebrate America” fireworks show and the Pier 360 Beach Festival. On the evening of June 29, SMC’s Corsair Field played host to the city’s top fireworks affair,...
Long Beach’s new Ruta 15 mariscos restaurant is a culinary road trip through Mexico
Ceviche, aguachiles and house-made raspados are all on the itinerary at the recently opened eatery on Seventh Street. The post Long Beach’s new Ruta 15 mariscos restaurant is a culinary road trip through Mexico appeared first on Long Beach Post.
The Importance of Spiritual Nourishment
The National Association of Nutrition and Diet advocates a diet of so many calories per day for our physical well-being. The recommended daily allowance of vitamins A, B, C, D, and E is also necessary for the development and maintenance of our bones, and skin, as well as the function of our physiological and psychological beings.
Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week: July 1
The editors at Eater LA dine out several times a week, if not per day, which means we’re always encountering standout dishes that deserve time in the limelight. Here’s the very best of everything the team has eaten this week. Combo plate at Abu Kabab in Pasadena. I...
Liv’s is Belmont Shore’s underrated seafood gem—and it goes beyond the oysters
Liv’s, the oyster bar-meets-full-on seafood restaurant in the Shore, has brought something to Long Beach that has long been needed. Sexy oysters. Good wine. Solid seafood. But it is oh so much more than that. Liv’s is an ode to California’s culinary sensibility. Chef Kristine Schneider—joined by...
Toasting the City of the Angels
…and her Gallery of Hermosa is off to a running start. Small, independent art galleries often have the shelflife of a dairy product. Their longevity depends on many factors, location, attendance, an alluring variety for the potential buyer, and a welcoming owner, manager, or staff. Well, the Gallery of Hermosa, which opened its doors this past April, has all those things going for it, and at the center of this new venue is Kimie Joe Silver.
Parks and Rec to Present Details on Upcoming “Venice Windward Playground”
The meeting comes less than a year after the Department announced it would remove what it described as “aging” playground equipment at Venice Beach. The Department of Recreation and Parks is inviting the public to join a Virtual Community Meeting this week for a presentation on the Venice Windward Playground.
Kim Koury: The Brains Behind Your Favorite Westside Events
SANTA MONICA – Despite over 20 years in the PR and marketing industry, Kim Koury treats every event like it’s the first time. Bright, bubbly, and warm, she welcomes guests with a smile, her passion palpable. From Cleveland to Vegas to LA, her journey has led her to found her own full-service PR firm with a focus on the Westside, working tirelessly to produce events that support the community.
Gott’s Roadside to Open in Downtown Santa Monica: Report
Gott’s—Originally Known as Taylor’s Automatic Refresher—Is Recognized as a James Beard America’s Classic. Gott’s Roadside, a beloved Napa Valley eatery, is set to expand to Downtown Santa Monica, as per a report from What Now Los Angeles. While the exact opening date and location...
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