LaVoz is the student run publication serving the students and faculty at De Anza College in Cupertino, CA. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

LA Weekly is published every Thursday for the young, affluent residents of Los Angeles. The publication covers news, entertainment, art, culture and lifestyle. Sections include Calendar, Picks, Scoring the Clubs, News, Film, Music, Theater, Art, Books, Radio, Politics, Dining and Cyber. Submit releases to the appropriate section editor. The editorial deadline falls on Monday at noon PT. Calendar listings are updated Thursdays at 3pm PT on the publication's Web site. The deadline for calendar listings is ten days prior to publication. The publication does not accept submissions by e-mail. LA Weekly was a 2000 nominee for a Utne Reader Alternative Press Award for Best Local/Regional Coverage. Pitches may be submitted via the contact form: https://www.laweekly.com/contact-page/

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Features articles on Los Angeles-area yoga, meditation, ayurveda and special events. Sections include News, Books, Music, Film and Food.

L.A.’s The Place Magazine is a digital platform for people who love the inspired trendsetting metropolis of fun, sun, fashion, show business and beautiful people called Los Angeles. Features original content, interviews with celebrities and legendary people, coverage of celebrity and charity events, reviews and more.

A modern high-tech enterprise using the latest equipment and highly qualified personnel.

Formerly known as ACTIONLINE and written for members of the Los Angeles Benefits Specialists and those who sell and distribute health insurance products. Aims to promote the highest standards of professionalism and integrity through education, public service and communication. Covers legislation, conventions, networking, continuing education, special events and more. Also covers rebating, mandated health insurance, medical coverage for the uninsurable, legislative health insurance reforms, reduced or eliminated commissions, new products, changing markets, due diligence and alternative marketing approaches.

Covers the arts in and around Los Angeles. Includes the latest news, upcoming events, shows, reviews and more. Sections include: Art, Theatre, Film, Television, Music, Spotlight, Dining

Created for animal facilities managers, veterinarians, technicians, and others involved in animal care in a research setting, including genetic engineering, human therapeutics, and pharmaceutical companies. Content addresses contemporary animal research topics, in addition to highlighting new products, research literature, and pertinent industry news. Coverage includes proper management and care, new animal models of disease, breeds and breeding practices, lab animal care and nutrition, new research techniques, personnel and facility management, facility design, new lab equipment, education and training, diagnostic activities, clinical chemistry, toxicology, genetics, and embryology.

Background and Format: Founded in 2000, Lab Animal Europe is a monthly peer-reviewed scientific journal. It covers the laboratory animal research and biotechnology industries, providing information about genetic engineering, human and animal therapeutics, and pharmaceutical drug discovery. Audience and Readership: Targets professionals in animal research in Europe, including scientists, facility managers and technicians, with an interest in proper management and care. The highest proportion of readers are based in the UK (31%), and work in colleges or universities (40%, Source: from publisher) Deadline: Editorial deadline is usually in the first week of each month, prior to publication. Time of Publication: Roughly last week of each month. Frequency: Published monthly, with no issue for January. Supplements and Sections: The journal also publishes an annual buyers guide, produced alongside the December issue. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here