Rose Ave. and Penmar Ave. has long been a hotspot of homeless issues in Venice, but a string of rece
A far call from the usual joyous gathering, Thursday’s State of the City event was nevertheless a
Three months into the vaccine rollout people of color are receiving doses at a startlingly low rate
The proliferation of plastics and reduction of group clean-ups due to Covid-19 is fueling a pollutio
With the help of man’s best friend, scientists at the Prostate Cancer Foundation in Santa Monica h
The L.A. Board of Supervisors voted 4 to 1 to pass the “hero pay” ordinance on Monday and Santa
L.A. County is preparing to expand vaccine eligibility on March 1 to approximately 1.3 million worke
The pandemic pummeled LA’s enormous fitness industry and from the ashes of shuttered studios a new
Furloughed, bored, and locked in the house, Pablo Murillo started blending aguas frescas for his thr
As outdoor dining reopens and local restaurants begin the road to recovery the Daily Press is highli
After working with a slashed budget and reduced staff for many months, the Santa Monica Animal Shelt
As vaccination rates trend upwards and Covid case rates decline, local businesses and community lead
