This local community rag, er I mean newspaper, manages to provide some decent stories and maintains…read morethe feel of a small town newspaper. It covers local stories in much greater detail than the Burbank Leader (which is owned by the LA Times). Not to mention they seem to always capture great photos at newsworthy events. However this publication fails to fully embrace the importance of new media. Sure Burbank Times has a website, but it looks very dated and only a screenshot of the newspaper's cover page are available to read. Almost every major newspaper I know of provides full access to complete stories on the website. Attention Burbank Times: if you want my eyeballs on your content, MAKE IT EASY FOR ME TO GET IT. Why would I go down to some post office lobby to pick up your free newspaper when almost every other newspaper I read is online? Does it surprise anybody that newspaper subscriptions are down dramatically while online newspaper viewing has substantially increased? Maybe the Burbank Times doesn't care, they are too small of an operation, or they aren't interested in increasing their presence. It's a shame because it's a decent newspaper. PS- Burbank Times: unprotect your Twitter Tweets, you want people to see them...don't you?

This is a unpretentious LITTLE local newspaper. Period…read more Yes, I love the scope of the L.A. Times Sunday issue, and even more, the worldly vibe of the N.Y. Times. But, at the end of a tiring day, while I'm driving through my comfy hometown, I like to pick up the Burbank Times and read bits of what is going on in my own backyard....the events at the YMCA, the Saturday farmers market, or what the mayor recently said. It's like a long sigh as I sink onto my sofa....

It is a great magazine with a lot of interesting editorials and tips for a healthier life…read more It is FREE and you can find it throughout Los Angeles.

I have tried contacting this publication multiple times about ad space. Not only does their press…read morekit have a number that doesn't work - but it's all over their website too. Nothing seems to have been updated since 2010 so I have no idea why it's still coming up as the FIRST result in a google search for "la health". I can't believe it. I'm stunned that their downloadable media kit looks fully funtional but when you call their number (323-297-4001) it's a completely different business who claims to get tons of calls for LA Health. So wrong!

The Hollywood Reporter is an American digital and print magazine focusing on the film, television,…read moretheatre, and entertainment industries. It was founded in 1930 as a daily trade paper, and in 2010 switched to a weekly large-format printmagazine with a revamped website. I love all types of media and magazines. If you want the latest about everything in the magical world of Hollywood this is the best source! I'm recommending.

I used to live in Long Beach, and being so close to LA made entertainment and pop culture feel like…read morepart of everyday life. The Hollywood Reporter was always one of those go to sources to stay in the loop on what was really happening in the industry, not just celebrity gossip. I liked that it went deeper into the business side, trends, and behind-the-scenes stories. It felt informative without being overwhelming and helped me stay connected to the entertainment world even when I wasn't right in the middle of it.

Scott Furrow... Ive TRIED to like this guy but hands down the WORST broadcaster ever!…read more Scott LOVES to listen to himself talk..in circles! Invites callers to call to "discuss" or wants to hear what YOU have to say but rarely takes calls bc hes too busy flinging his perspective, repeating it over and over IN DIFFERENT verbiage BUT wants listeners to call YET when they do, IF HE DOES NOT AGREE, he cuts off the caller off mid-sentence, injects AGAIN HIS PERSPECTIVE, wont allow the caller to make their point then says hes "short on time to go to break", hangs up on callers and then... talks for 5 mins on his continued opinion, THOT YOU WERE SHORT ON TIME AND NEEDED TO GO TO BREAK? Hes a horrible, semi-liberal, rude, sensless host....Im done listening....GET RID OF SCOTT FURROW and get someone more like Sontag WHO appreciated decent conversation, respected callers that respected on air courtesies... Furrow NEEDS TO GO!!

KKLA is a wonderful Christian Radio station. The topics that are discussed are always of interest…read more The pastors give their sermons and you learn a lot by tuning in. So many people listen I wonder why no reviews. I enjoy it so much. One of the announcers is really funny. His name is David James. He gives so much to the station by praying for people. He has a great sense of humor and loves people. You can really tell. He also fills you in on the news which is so helpfu l. I usually listen in most of my day and in my car. Once your hooked you can't stop! And at 3 o'clock Frank Sontag is on. He's good too. Very informative on what's going on in our world. The topics are always of great interest. People call and give their opinions on the topic. It's hard to put all of this into words. Because words cannot describe how truly blessed these people and their ministries are. And how much it blesses us the listeners. I have been listening since 1995. The very year I accepted Christ. Thanks KKLA for a great Christian Radio Station!

There are two Hitchhiker's Guides to Koreatown…read more Ji Coupon has a competitor and companion. Red Coupon is very much identical, in the way most Koreatown business mimic one another to the point where the shops and services oversaturate a single block. Red Coupon is another letter-size coupon book printed in four colors. It has an advertiser overlap with Ji Coupon. It's also in Korean with a limited sprinkling of English. It's even available in many of the same Korean businesses. Red Coupon, though, does not have an online component, and if there is one, it's hard to find. Either Red or Ji books are handy for exploring K-Town. Transit access in Koreatown: Metro Red/Puple Line, Metro Rapid lines 710, 714, 720, 754 and 757, and Metro local lines 10/11/48, 14, 16/316, 18, 20/21, 26/51/52/352, 28/83/84/328, 30/31/330, 66/366, 200, 201, 204, 206, 207, 209, 210 and 603; LADOT DASH Wilshire Center/Koreatown and Wilshire Center/Hollywood, and Commuter Express Line 534; and Foothill Transit Line 481.

My source for South Pasadena news! I run a local theatre, and the South Pasadenan supports us…read morenon-stop and helps us get the word out about every production! It is easy to navigate, and covers everything I need to know about South Pas. My fave!

Love getting my local news online! Makes it so easy to share the city's shenanigans with friends…read moreand fam. Cozy sweaters too !

This is a great publication for police officers and their families. It is hard to keep up with all…read moreof the police related news out there but APB does a great job of it. The articles are well-written and the quality of the publication is always excellent. I especially like the information geared towards police labor unions.

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