By C.A. Haire The Alfa Romeo brand is very popular in Europe, especially in Italy, where the vehicles are made. Very few make their way into North America, so they are rare here. They are popular among car enthusiasts who want a nice sport sedan with creative touches. A reasonable price has made the Giulia […]
Meet Your Neighbor: Realtor Shereen Seigel loves living and working in Playa Vista
By Alison Stanton When clients contact Shereen Seigel to purchase or sell a home in Playa Vista, they are getting an expert in the field. Seigel not only works there, but she has considered Playa Vista home for more than two decades. A Realtor at eXp Realty, Seigel purchased her first property in Playa Vista […]
Walk for Talk: Event brings awareness of vocal cord disorder
By Nikki Link Playa Vista residents are being asked to help bring awareness of a rare vocal cord disorder this fall. The fifth iteration of Walk for Talk kicks off at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 19 in Playa Vista at 6241 Crescent Park West. Now in its fifth year, this event is organized by […]
Ready to Fight: Training has begun at LA’s first Ninja Warrior Academy
By Jessica Koslow Upon entering the Los Angeles Ninja Academy, guests are greeted by the Mega Wall, Triple Salmon Ladder, Pipe Coaster, Spider Wall, and Devil Steps, obstacles that may look familiar from the reality TV show, “American Ninja Warrior.” The 7,000-square-foot facility filled with black and red obstacles on Jefferson Boulevard in the Del […]
On the Cutting Edge: Dr. Jenny Wang uplifts Playa Vista
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski When Tom and Dr. Jenny Wang were searching for the perfect place to raise a family and start a comprehensive dermatology practice, Playa Vista topped the list. They founded SoCal Skin and Surgery, which specializes in medical, cosmetic and surgical services. “We did look all over LA for a good location,” Dr. […]
Staying Dry: Nonalcoholic beverages are having a moment
By Jessica Koslow In 2022, Elizabeth Levitt was in an unusual predicament. She was a graphic designer in the alcohol industry and her husband decided to stop drinking. “My job no longer aligned with my lifestyle,” she said. Levitt eventually stopped drinking alcohol, too. She decided it was time for a change, which led her […]
Delicious To-Go: Ready-made meals for Runway’s outdoor events
By Jessica Koslow Playa Vista is fun for families all year round. With its outdoor play structures and parks, the summer season ushers in more activities that pair perfectly with a picnic from one of the Runway’s restaurants. In July and August, catch a flick on the big screen at Movies Under the Stars at […]
Transforming Learning: Westside Neighborhood School planning new campus
By Bridgette M. Redman Playa Vista’s Westside Neighborhood School has witnessed its dreams come true — dreams that will transform the school and provide enriched learning experiences for its students. For 44 years, the private, independent, accredited school has been educating preschool through eighth-grade students in leased buildings, most recently in three campuses on Beethoven […]
Remembering the Alamo: A Texas-sized weekend awaits visitors
By Karen Schaffner San Antonio, Texas, is nothing if not surprising. From the friendliness of its citizens who go out of their way to make visitors feel welcome to its preserved colorful history and the many opportunities to sample outrageously delicious vittles, this is a city waiting to be discovered. One weekend in fun, intriguing […]
Hot Off the Presses: Cayton Children’s Museum unveils new programs, partnerships
By Ashley Meza The Cayton Children’s Museum at Santa Monica Place has unveiled new events. It is offering a new Parents’ Night Out series and teaming up with Santa Monica Place retailers as a part of a reinvigorated rewards program. The Cayton Children’s Museum was previously the Zimmer Children’s Museum and moved into the Santa […]