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The always exciting Antaeus Theatre Ensemble has once again raised the bar with its breathtaking and mega powerful presentation of "The Crucible" from playwright Arthur Miller .
Fate of LA pot shops left to voters
In this May 5, 2010 file photo, "Budista" Angela Nagel assists a client at the Starbudz medical marijuana dispensary in the North Hollywood district of Los Angeles.
The Road Theater Company in North Hollywood has just opened a second waiver theater on Magnolia, making The Road's reputable reach twice as wide.
Actress Tricia O'Kelley Says Dognapped Pooch Is Home Safe
Los Angeles police Friday continued to search for a man suspected in the dognapping of a 5-pound deaf Yorkie.
Singer Miley Cyrus swatted again
Singer Miley Cyrus was not home when Los Angeles police arrived, guns drawn, after getting a 911 call of a non-existent crime underway, a police officer said today.
Resident Assaulted By NoHo Robbery Suspect
A female robbery suspect who entered a San Fernando Valley apartment and assaulted a resident was being sought by police Friday.
Kerry Washington: 'Scandal' Season 2 Finale Party
At any given moment Olivia Pope can cram more white boys in her walls than a Hollister store on Black Friday.
Hop on the subway to discover Los Angeles creativity and humanity
People buy tickets under a ceramic tile mural at the Universal City station on the Red Line subway on May 5 in Los Angeles.
There's a New Patch App on the Way
We've redesigned Patch and the Patch app. The news looks better and it's easier to comment on.
Stage is Set for Orange County's Yeraz Performance
New Santa Ana, CA May 10, 2013 Friday 11:19 PM EST Stage is Set for Orange County's Yeraz Performance SANTA ANA - Forty young Armenian dancers ranging in age from four to 19 are holding their final rehearsals this month ahead of their Sunday, June 2nd performance at the Forty Martyrs Church hall.
Young Editorial Cartoonists Shine in Annual NewsCurrents Contest
Adults often assume that young people neither know nor care about the world around them.
7 Jobs that Make the World a Better Place
The following story was provided by AOLJobs.com By Debra Auerbach for CareerBuilder Have you ever had an itch to quit your job and instead do work that makes a real difference in the world? In honor of Earth Day on April 22, we've compiled a list of seven jobs that help people live a better life - from the buildings they work and live in, to the ... (more)
Michael Feinstein Elevates Standards at CSUN's Valley Performing Arts Center
Entertaining at CSUN's Valley Performing Arts Center on Saturday night be as close to a homecoming as it gets for Michael Feinstein, arguably today's greatest standard bearer for musical standards.
Yes, there is a subway in Los Angeles. Even some Angelenos don't know about it, and most have never used it.
Oxnard Street and Whitsett: Pad Thai, Israeli Pizza + Scary Lavash in North Hollywood
You know you've found a real gem of an intersection when two competing strip malls face each other, each with their own unknown dining options.
Concert to Benefit Northridge Mom Fighting Brain Cancer
A fundraising concert is being held May 18 to benefit the family of Katie Smith, a Highland Hall Walldorf School who's battling brain cancer.
Man Pleads 'No Contest' in 2 Home Burglaries
A 20-year-old man pleaded no contest Wednesday to burglarizing two San Fernando Valley homes on the same day.
Businessman Tommy Gelinas crusades to save San Fernando Valley history
Some people find history in textbooks, Tommy Gelinas finds it in dumpsters, at the curb or in the hands of caring strangers.
Supervisor Kevin Jeffries' Father Passes
The following obituary has been shared by Supervisor Kevin Jeffries in memory of his father: Dean Jeffries, a man with a brush.
North Hollywood tile contractor ordered to pay nearly $1.2M for labor ...