

Here are videos from the New Year's Eve Fireworks Shows in Marina Del Rey. First video is the 9PM show, second video is the Midnight show. Videos were shot by SidewaySmileyFace.
Head to Burton Chace Park for a family-friendly Glow Party, 7 p.m.–midnight, with DJ music, dancing food trucks, and more!
7:00 p.m. - Join us for a Glow Party with fun activities for the whole family! Featuring , Live Entertainment, DJ, Face Painting, Photo Booth, Food Trucks and More!
8:59:30 p.m. - 30-second countdown and view the Times Square ball drop followed by an amazing 10-minute fireworks display.
11:59:30 p.m. - 30-second countdown to celebrate New Year's Eve in Marina del Rey followed by another amazing ten-minute fireworks display.
Watch the spectacular fireworks from Burton Chace Park, Fisherman’s Village, or the many waterfront restaurants in Marina del Rey!
Sat, Dec 31, 2022, 7:00 PM
Burton Chace Park
13650 Mindanao Way
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
For more info, Click Here
The 60th annual Marina del Rey Holiday Boat Parade is this Saturday 12/10 at 6 PM, with a fireworks show at 5:55 PM before the parade begins. Enjoy musical entertainment, food truck fare, festive photo ops, & a kids craft corner.
Watch the 60th annual Marina del Rey Holiday Boat Parade. Popular viewing spots include Fisherman’s Village, Burton Chace Park, or anywhere along the South Jetty. Catch a brief fireworks display at 5:55 p.m. before the parade begins. Enjoy musical entertainment from carolers, food truck fare and photo opportunities from 4-8 p.m. at Burton Chace Park. For more info, Click Here

Halloween is right around the corner which means that it is almost time for Pro Sujp Shop's Annual Halloween Paddle! Grab your costumes and your sea-legs, and join in Wednesday, October 26th at 6pm for spookiest paddle of the year! Reserve your board online and get ready for a scary good time!
For more info, Click Here


The Halloween Boat Parade is Here Next Saturday, October 29th at 7:00pm!
"It's Real and It's Spooktacular!"
Next Saturday, October 29th at 7:00 pm
Important that all entries Register Today at halloweenboatparade.com
Please Join the Southern California Boating Community for the Inaugural Halloween Boat Parade. Destined to become the Party of the year, we Welcome all boaters and watercraft of all shapes and sizes. Remember, it's Halloween so the SPOOKIER, the Better. Channel your inner-goblin and prepare for a wild night of fun on the water. Channel your inner Pirate or Favorite Halloween Costume and Make Your Boat the talk of the Evening!

The First Annual Halloween Boat Parade is a fabulous, family-friendly boating event for kids of all ages. Light up and Decorate your boat, or watch from the shore... A good time will be had by all... It's Halloween!
More info at halloweenboatparade.com
"The Marina Del Rey Meth Manufacturers Asoc. would like to assure the local Meth aficionados; last nite's RV fire on Mesmer South of Jefferson may cause a temporary disruption of supply, but we pledge to work 'round the clock going without sleep to maintain the supply."
The del Rey Meth Manufacturers Asoc. would like to assure the local Meth aficionados; last nite's RV fire on Mesmer South of Jefferson may cause a temporary disruption of supply, but we pledge to work 'round the clock going without sleep to maintain the supply. pic.twitter.com/VJUmASNhOL
— Ed Cirino (@CirinoEd) September 11, 2022
There'a $100,000,000 yatch floating near Marina Del Rey, photos and details via @markpoyser:
ANAWA yacht,owner: Jorge Paulo Lemann
Costs $100 million; annual costs of $5 - $10 million
Length: 203 ft
Beam: 42 ft
Draught: 3.95 metres
Gross Tonnage: 1,850
Max speed: 13.5 knots
Range @ 11.0 knots: 6,000 nautical miles
Guests: 12
Crew: 15 + Captain

From Santa Monica Close Up:
"Highlights from the 10th Annual Killer Rides Car Show at Killer Shrimp in Marina Del Rey on Sunday, July 31, 2022."
Santa Monica Close Up is a photo blog by Santa Monica based Photojournalist/Press photographer Fabian Lewkowicz. Fabian is the former staff photographer for the Santa Monica Daily Observer Press, Santa Monica Mirror, Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Corsair.
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Below is a list of professional fireworks shows at or near the local beaches, from the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Beach Club (Saturday, July 2) — 14730 Pacific Coast Highway, Santa Monica 90402, 9 p.m.
Palisades Charter High School
(July 4) — 15777 Bowdoin St, Pacific Palisades 90272, 9 p.m.
"A highlight of every Pacific Palisades Fourth of July is the Fireworks Spectacular at Palisades Charter High School. And the best place to view the thunderous show, synchronized to a soundtrack of patriotic music, is Pali High's Stadium by the Sea. Tickets are now on sale for this year's event. Get there early to lay out your blankets, enjoy a selection of tantalizing treats from over a half-dozen popular food trucks, and enjoy pre-show music from DJ Lee Dyson of Hey Mister DJ. Gates will open at 6:00 p.m., with the fireworks starting at 9:00 p.m."
Bel Air Bay Club – Barge — 16800 Pacific Coast Hwy, Pacific Palisades 9027
Marina Del Rey (Monday, July 4)
"There’s no better place in Los Angeles to see 4th of July 4th fireworks than in L.A.’s Marina. Enjoy dinner at waterfront restaurants in Marina del Rey with the best firework views. Charter a yacht for the ultimate close-up! Or head to Burton Chace Park or Fisherman’s Village for a family-friendly party atmosphere including synchronized music played over loudspeakers."

The Chevy Tahoe, that is said to be the cause of the brush fire in the Bollona Wetlands, had been parked there for over one week, according to several people who had drove by it regularly.
Over 3 acres were scorched by the fire, a pissed off resident made a video of the aftermath:
@RickCarusoLA @KarenBassLA @MikeBoninLA @BonninMike @TraciParkforLA @BallonaWetland1 @TraciParkforLA @BallonaWetlands
— Mister E (@endoftimesLA) June 19, 2022
The residents of CD11 are DONE with the run around and the inaction. How much more destruction do you need to see before you start enforcing basic rule of law? pic.twitter.com/h817QehzCf
Shoutout to the 86 firefighters who saved Playa del Rey from exploding. @PGE4Me @socalgas @LAFDtalk pic.twitter.com/1jiCr5x5eG
— V E N I C Ξ 🐧 (@VeniceIntel) June 21, 2022

On Saturday at approximately 5:34PM, a brush fire broke out in the Ballona Creek Wetlands.
According to Brian Humphrey of the LAFD: "LAFD ground and air response with nearby LACoFD in Automatic Aid, to one-quarter (0.25) acre light grass burning in the Ballona Creek Wetlands." Where Culver and Jefferson Bluvds meet is where the fire was burning.
A video (posted below) shows that it was most likely caused by a Chevrolet SUV that caught fire.
@FOXLA: This is after calling 911 on way into work for this @LAFD car fire, now turned brush fire on Culver Blvd. in Playa Del Rey near Ballona Wetlands pic.twitter.com/JxXb0ZKaMu
— Hailey Winslow (@HaileyBWinslow) June 19, 2022
Whether that SUV being driving or being used as a home is not yet known.
Another angle. pic.twitter.com/s51xZ1i89i
— John (@MoreCyberSecure) June 19, 2022
The fire, known as the "Jefferson Fire", grew rapidly from 0.25 acre to 3.5 acres.

At 6:10PM, Humprey updated the fire's status that "The 86 LAFD responders assigned by ground and air (Joined by nearby LACoFD and Culver City FD ground crews in Automatic Aid) are making significant progress on the blaze." The fire was being held at "Major Emergency" status. No injuries and no structures were threaten. Closures of one or more lanes of Culver Boulevard and Jefferson Boulevard west of Lincoln Boulevard woukld continue until LAFD operations are completed.
No it’s not a movie filming- #ballonawetlands is on 🔥!! 🙏🏼#playadelrey pic.twitter.com/9NKPMcLgZF
— Cat Herder (@CueAye2) June 19, 2022
By 6:30PM, the updated was that the LAFD had "fully contained the perimeter of the blaze at three and one-half (3.5) acres of vegetation in less than one hour. No injury. No structures damaged."
Humprey updated the possible cause, "Though the genesis of the fire appears related to a full-sized sport utility vehicle that was well involved with fire, with flame fanned by light on-shore wind already spread into nearby volatile vegetation on LAFD arrival, the specific and official cause of the fire has yet to be determined."

Hop aboard the Marina del Rey WaterBus - a scenic way to get around the Marina! The WaterBus operates from 6/17 through 9/5 (Friday-Sunday) for $1 per person, one-way. Stops include Chace Park, Fisherman’s Village, “Mother’s” Beach & more.

For more info, Click Here.
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