Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Jake Kaufman
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Scot Kramarich
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Mar Vista Community Council Candidate: Kate Anderson
atch asked the Mar Vista candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Thomas Elliott
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Kristopher Valentine
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
In Debate, Venice Candidates Discuss Homelessness, Development and Best Margarita
Elections will be held Sunday at Westminster Elementary from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Lifeguard SUV Hits Pedestrian on Bora Bora Way
Woman was exercising near the fire lane.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Seaplane Stable After False Alarm in Marina
Emergency crews are on the scene.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Mar Vista Community Council Candidate: Bill Duckett
Patch asked the Mar Vista candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Jed Pauker
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Culver City, CA|News|
Gas Prices See Largest Daily Decrease in Two Years
A supply shortage in early October forced a gas station on the Marina del Rey/ Culver City border to shut down.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Fatal Motorcycle Accidents on the Rise
A motorcyclists was killed in Mar Vista on Oct. 16.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Gas Prices See Largest Daily Decrease in Two Years
A supply shortage in early October forced a Marina del Rey gas station to shut down.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Sylvia Aroth
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Linda Lucks
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Beth Allyn
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Marina del Rey Spine Surgeon Launches Nonprofit to Help Uninsured
One patient a month will be eligible to receive free medical treatment.
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Redondo Beach, CA|News|
L.A. County Sees Hate Crime Increase
After a three-year decline, hate crimes in Los Angeles County increased in 2011.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Venice Neighborhood Council Candidate: Sue Kaplan
Patch asked the VNC candidates a few questions to help voters decide in the Oct. 28 election.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Westside Hate Crimes Lowest in L.A. County
After a three-year decline, hate crimes increased in 2011.
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