A new short documentary about a Los Angeles pilot who found flying almost by accident during the pandemic will be released Sept. 16, offering an intimate look at the aviation
The city of Malibu has appointed Jesse Mays as assistant city manager. He brings experience in municipal government, strategic planning, communications, infrastructure and community engagement.
"Jesse brings an impressive
LA28 has opened applications for the LA28 L.ocal A.uthentic Program, described as the largest integration of food trucks and mobile vendors of its kind, which will give hundreds
The City Council voted last Tuesday to direct City Manager Oliver Chi to open negotiations with the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District on a new agreement governing public use
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has appointed Thomas Piland as its new chief communications officer, the district announced at its Sept. 9 board meeting.
Piland brings more than
Many of the cigarette butts pressed into a working surfboard that has become a traveling symbol of ocean activism were plucked from the sand here, along local beaches where the
The first Brentwood Bash, a free community festival, will bring food, shopping, entertainment and family activities to San Vicente Boulevard on Saturday, Sept. 26.
The event runs from 10 a.
A new photography exhibition featuring people photographed during three summer days at the Santa Monica Pier opens inside the historic Merry Go-Round building this month.
"Afterglow: Portraits by
The Palisades Community Renewal Center will celebrate its first anniversary with a free community open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at 3212 Nebraska
In a meeting that stretched into the early morning hours, the Santa Monica City Council voted to join a four-city regional affordable housing trust and to extend emergency zoning
A first-in-the-nation bill that would establish low-interest loans to help Californians pay for wildfire retrofitting has been sent to Gov. Newsom.
SB 894, introduced by state
After four straight sold-out editions, the dance music festival that transforms the Santa Monica Pier into an oceanside playground is doubling in size this fall.
Pier Play will stage