The LA County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner confirmed the identity of the woman who was killed in a Santa Monica apartment on the morning of August 11, 2022.
Tiffany Hall,
In its ongoing effort to regulate shared mobility options — electric scooters and bike shares — the City of Santa Monica is working to launch a “contracted model” for shared mobility.
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All together, about 298.60 million gallons of water flowed out of Santa Monica’s cumulative taps in the month of July 2022, an 8% reduction compared to the 325.
Many Santa Monica students returning to class today for the first day of the 2022-23 school year may see some unfamiliar faces — or unfamiliar surroundings. That’s because the Water
An LA County Lifeguard stationed in Santa Monica died this weekend in an incident that occurred while he was off duty.
Ocean Lifeguard Derek Traeger, 28, died in the early
This month, Santa Monica City Council will begin the process of allocating roughly $8 million in city funds toward various “human services” geared toward three program areas: lifelong learning, stability,
On a roll: The Santa Monica Pier plays host to a pop-up roller rink this weekend, from Friday through Sunday. The rink is part of a promotional event for San Francisco-based Benefit Cosmetics and includes free skating along with free skate rentals and a “brow bar” featuring Benefit Cosmetics product
Update, Monday: Lamont E. Horton appeared in court on Monday for the first time following a suspected murder that occurred in Santa Monica on Thursday morning, Aug. 11. The Los
Los Angeles County public health experts and school administrators hosted a virtual back-to-school safety town hall on Wednesday evening to help parents and educators prepare for classes to resume for
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) announced on Thursday morning that investigators were requesting the public’s help identifying additional victims in a case the Santa Monica City Attorney’s
Next week, the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission (SMBRC) will meet to lay out a work plan of projects designed to protect the ocean and waterways around Los Angeles County
Marae Cruce may not be a household name — at least not yet — but the math teacher-turned-administrator has earned her place at the helm of Samohi beginning when classes resume next
