Most of the Bruce Lurie Gallery's collection was destroyed in the Palisades fire, save for three sculptures. With a bit of neighborhood kindness and luck, the veteran gallerist behind his namesake space is having a new debut in Santa Monica this evening.

Most of the Bruce Lurie Gallery's collection was destroyed in the Palisades fire, save for three sculptures. With a bit of neighborhood kindness and luck, the veteran gallerist behind his namesake space is having a new debut in Santa Monica this evening.

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An art gallery destroyed in the Palisades Fire finds its next chapter

L.A. Metro’s Board is set to vote on Thursday on the staff-recommended route for the northern extension of the K Line, which would place three much sought-after rail stations in West Hollywood.

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A group in South Pasadena urged their city council to end its contracts with Flock Safety, the controversial surveillance company that operates AI-powered automated license plate readers in thousands of communities across the U.S., including many in California. LAist's Libby Rainey reports

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A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.

 

A new $152 million bridge project will give pedestrian and bicycle access over traffic and train tracks.
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An art gallery destroyed in the Palisades Fire finds its next chapter

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