UCLA School of Law will host a two-day symposium examining the enduring legal, political and social legacies of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, 25 years after the assaults that
A new documentary about Buzz, the short-lived 1990 MTV series that put avant-garde writers and artists on music television, will screen in Santa Monica on Sept. 5 ahead
For Rafael Vásquez, seeing his book on the shelves of the Santa Monica Public Library is more than a professional milestone. It is a return to the building where, as
Topanga Canyon Boulevard will shut down entirely overnight later this month so crews can continue installing a large storm drain beneath the highway, part of the final major phase of
Emergency room physicians at five private Los Angeles County hospitals will be trained and authorized to place patients on 5150 psychiatric holds under a pilot program approved by the county
The Superior Court of Los Angeles County has added traffic services to CourtHelp, its interactive online tool, allowing residents to look up citations, make payments and complete common traffic-related
A disaster recovery coalition serving communities scarred by the Palisades Fires has received a new grant from the American Red Cross to expand long-term help for families still working
Songwriters and musicians have until Sept. 13 to enter Santa Monica Travel & Tourism's Route 66 Song Contest, a competition marking the 100th anniversary of the highway that
When Conrad Kurth explains why he started a vape company, he doesn't cite a market study. He points to his friends.
"Honestly? My friends. Around 2018 everyone
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath introduced a motion to study whether the county should create an Office of Gender Equity, a new office that would coordinate gender equity
Public confidence in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County is climbing, according to a 2026 poll the court commissioned.
Sixty-seven percent of respondents said they had "a
