Dolores Quintana

1 week ago | westsidetoday.com | Dolores Quintana

Laughter will once again echo through the El Rey Theatre on May 10 as Phoenix House California (PHC) brings back Sober & Standing (Up!) -a comedy fundraiser spotlighting mental health and substance use recovery during Mental Health Month. The evening of stand-up features an all-star lineup of comedians in recovery, including Margaret Cho, Dustin Ybarra, Greg Baldwin, and Ally Weinhold.

1 week ago | westsidetoday.com | Dolores Quintana

Summer is coming. For young volleyball athletes, that means registration for the Sunshine Westside Beach Camp and South Bay Beach camp is in full swing. From beginning to expert, a summer of focused volleyball instruction on the beach in smaller teams ensures players get more contacts per hour, learn how to communicate and work better on a team, and continue their love for the sport over the summer months. "There's more to volleyball than playing inside.

1 week ago | westsidetoday.com | Dolores Quintana

Santa Monica Brew Works (SMBW) just took home a bronze medal at the 2025 World Beer Cup ®., a global competition widely regarded as the most prestigious in the brewing industry. The honor was announced May 1 at a ceremony held at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, where top breweries from around the world were recognized across 112 beer style categories.

1 week ago | westsidetoday.com | Dolores Quintana

In a dynamic reimagining of L. Frank Baum's iconic universe, ArtsUP! LA's Theatre by the Blind will present the world premiere of The Enemy of Oz, an original play by Christopher Ureña, opening May 9 at Culver City's Blue Door Theater. Featuring an all-blind cast, this production offers a fresh narrative steeped in political intrigue, familial legacy, and supernatural forces, underscoring the company's mission to amplify underrepresented voices through the arts.

1 week ago | westsidetoday.com | Dolores Quintana

Los Angeles and Beverly Hills Police Departments are sounding the alarm over a growing trend of distraction-based thefts and robberies, with elderly Hispanic residents being disproportionately targeted in neighborhoods across the city. According to the authorities, suspects, typically a man and a woman believed to be of Caucasian or possibly Eastern European descent, have been approaching victims in residential areas during the daytime, often on foot or in rented vehicles.