UCLA: UCLA Film & Television Archive Welcomes Audiences Back To In-Person Screenings

This fall, the UCLA Film & Television Archive is opening its theater doors with a lineup of new and classic titles from around the world ...

Halloween In Montrose-La Crescenta 2021: Tricks, Treats, Pumpkins

Find pumpkin patches, haunted houses, hayrides, fests, Day of the Dead extravaganzas & more in Montrose-La Crescenta & San Gabriel Valley.

New Parklets Coming And More New Stores Just Opened In Montrose

Out with the old and in with the new! Improved parklets coming to the Montrose Shopping Park. Welcome to these recently opened new stores.

Home Prices In Montrose-La Crescenta Area Continue To Rise

The Montrose-La Crescenta area has experienced explosive home price growth this past year and prices are still moving upward.

UCLA: A Visit From A Social Robot Improves Hospitalized Children's Outlook

A new study from UCLA finds a visit from human-controlled robot encourages a positive outlook and improves medical interactions for chil ...

UCLA: Concussions And Kids: Project Co-Led By UCLA Gets $10 Million Grant From NIH

A research project co-led by the aimed at improving the assessment and treatment of concussions in school-aged children has been awarded ...

UCLA: UCLA-Led National Survey Shows Attitudes About Politics And Policy Vary Among Racial Groups

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UCLA: UCLA Study Maps Major Circuit In The Mouse Brain

A UCLA study using mice reveals new insights into the wiring of a major circuit in the brain that is attacked by Parkinson's and Hunting ...

UCLA: MRNA COVID Vaccines Highly Effective At Preventing Symptomatic Infection In Health Workers

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UCLA: UCLA Raises $611 Million In 2020–21, Supporting Students And Advancing Critical Research

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UCLA: $6.2 Million NIH Grant To Support UCLA Study Of How COVID-19 Causes Multiple Organ Failure

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UCLA: UCLA Alumnus Ardem Patapoutian Shares 2021 Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine

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UCLA Geologist Helps Solve 50-Year-Old Mystery Involving 2 Billion-Year-Old Rock

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Montrose-La Crescenta Halloween Event Guide 2021

Find pumpkin patches, haunted houses, hayrides, fests, Day of the Dead extravaganzas & more in Montrose-La Crescenta & San Gabriel Valley.

The Montrose Arts & Crafts Festival Taking Place This October

The 37th Annual Montrose Arts & Crafts Festival, a spacious open air shopping venue, is happening Saturday and Sunday October 23 & 24.

UCLA: Black Patients' Lyme Disease Often Diagnosed Late, Possibly Due To Missed Signs

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UCLA: UCLA Anderson Forecast: Solid But Unspectacular Growth For U.S. Economy As Delta Variant Spreads

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UCLA: Study Provides More Evidence Of How COVID-19 Changed Americans' Values, Activities

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UCLA: UCLA Internet Studies And Race Scholar Safiya Noble Awarded MacArthur Fellowship

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Rental Arrears Up In Los Angeles County: Analysis

More than 1 out of every 10 Los Angeles County rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.

UCLA: UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center Receives $5 Million CIRM Grant For Research Training Program

The has been awarded $5 million by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, the state's stem cell agency, to train young scie ...

UCLA: A New School Year At UCLA Unlike Any Other

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UCLA: Bike Commuting Project Designed By UCLA Team Earns $1 Million Award

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UCLA: Volunteer Day 2021 Sends Bruins Back Out Into The Community To Serve

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UCLA: Southern California's Asian American–Owned Businesses More Affected By Pandemic Than Others

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UCLA: UCLA Research Reveals How A Year Of Change Affected Californians' Health

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UCLA: With The World At A Crossroads, UCLA Arts' ‘10 Questions' Series Returns To Ask, ‘If Not Now, When?'

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Home Prices In Montrose-La Crescenta Area Continue To Rise

The Montrose-La Crescenta area has experienced explosive home price growth this past year and prices are still moving upward.

UCLA: UCLA Receives $13 Million Contract To Expand COVID-19 Testing

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Improvements And Newness In The Montrose Shopping Park

A new restaurant, a new building owner, store expansion and more. Here's what's happening in Montrose.

Pumpkin Availability In Montrose-La Crescenta Area For 2021

Pumpkin patches in the Montrose-La Crescenta area are gearing up for the peak season.

Village Christain School: Village Christian Senior Joshua Oh Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist

To achieve this distinction, Oh qualified through a college entrance exam.

UCLA: DataX Initiative Aims To Broaden UCLA Expertise In Data And Data Science

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UCLA: From Building A More Just World To Providing A Best-In-Class Student Experience, UCLA Excels Across A Range Of Rankings

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UCLA Ranked No. 1 Public University For Fifth Straight Year By U.S. News & World Report

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LA County Library: Bookmark Contest

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Montrose-La Crescenta-Area Unemployment Rate Decreased In July: Feds

The Los Angeles County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.

UCLA: Do Doctors Treat Pain Differently Based On Their Patients' Race?

Physicians prescribed opioids more often to their white patients who complained of new-onset low back pain than to their Black, Asian an ...

L.A County D.A's Office: Man Charged With Setting Dog On Fire

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced that a man was charged today with killing a dog by setting it on fire.

UCLA: Latinos In Labor Unions Were Better Protected From Job Losses During Pandemic

Latinos in non-union jobs were seven times more likely than Latinos in labor unions to fall into unemployment during three key months ea ...