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Police in Philadelphia say an armed man barricaded himself inside a SEPTA bus in the Fox Chase neighbourhood, prompting a police response. Separately in Los Angeles County, a Culver CityBus driver was fatally shot, with a witness reporting the shooting happened aboard the bus; the suspected gunman was later arrested. The string of violent incidents involving city buses is drawing wide attention.
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Shake Shack is in the spotlight thanks to a food comparison weighing its crinkle-cut fries against those of American burger chain Culver's. The piece evaluates which chain makes the better version of the popular side dish, comparing texture, seasoning and overall quality. Shake Shack's fries have long divided customers, and side-by-side taste tests keep drawing attention from fast-food fans.
- 3Culver City startup Whatnot sparks controversy with spending spree●What's Whatnot? Culver City startup sparks controversial spending spree and mints new stars
Whatnot, a Culver City-based live shopping startup, is drawing attention for a controversial spending spree that is reportedly minting new stars among its sellers. The Los Angeles Times examines what the company is and why its aggressive spending and the rise of new personalities on its platform are generating debate.
- 4Art After Dark Marks Fifth Anniversary in Riverside▼Art After Dark Turns 5 With 97 Artists, Live Jazz and a Free Night at the Culver Center
Art After Dark is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a free evening event at the Culver Center in Riverside, featuring 97 artists and live jazz music. The milestone edition offers the public free admission for the night, highlighting the program's growth into a regular fixture of the local arts scene and drawing attention from community members and art lovers in the region.
- 5MLB Teams Offer Free Food Deals on October 12, 2026●10/12/2026 # MLB Free Food Deals Milwaukee Brewers 🍨 Free Custard from Culver’s LA Dodgers 🍔 Free Jumbo Jack from Jack i
Major League Baseball teams are running free food promotions for October 12, 2026. The Milwaukee Brewers are offering free custard from Culver's, the Los Angeles Dodgers are giving away free Jumbo Jack burgers at Jack in the Box, and the Pittsburgh Pirates have exclusive discounts with Valvoline. Fans are being warned that some deals may not be valid during the postseason.
- 6Culver City startup turns live shopping into billions▼This Culver City startup made shopping into a spectator sport — and billions of dollars
A Culver City startup has built a business by making online shopping a form of live entertainment, where people watch hosts sell products in real time and buy along the way. The company has grown into a billion-dollar operation, and coverage highlights how this blend of livestreaming and retail is reshaping e-commerce and drawing huge audiences.
- 7Culver City startup turns live shopping into billions●This Culver City startup made shopping into a spectator sport—and billions of dollars
A Los Angeles Times profile examines a Culver City startup that built a business around live, entertainment-driven shopping, turning purchases into a spectator experience watched by audiences in real time. The company has grown into a multi-billion-dollar operation, and the piece traces how blending e-commerce with livestreamed shows reshaped how people browse and buy online.
- 8Culver City startup turns shopping into a spectator sport●This Culver City startup makes shopping into a spectator sport—and billions of dollars
A startup based in Culver City, California, has built a business around turning online shopping into a form of live entertainment, and it is now generating billions of dollars in sales. The Los Angeles Times reports that the company blends commerce with spectator appeal, letting audiences watch and shop at the same time, a model that has drawn major attention in the retail and tech worlds.