Santa Monica College will present its Spring 2026 Visiting Arts Professional Talks, a free series beginning March 13 featuring guest speakers sharing their experiences working in the art world.
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The California Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on a proposal to extend bus lanes 3.1 miles on Lincoln Boulevard from Venice Boulevard to West Manchester Avenue during
The city of Malibu is accepting applications for its 2026-2027 General Fund Grant Program, which provides funding to nonprofit organizations serving local residents.
Applications are due by 5:30 p.
Eight countries were represented Saturday as residents of Santa Monica Christian Towers wore traditional dress from their homelands in celebration of International Women's Day.
The fashion show, organized
The Santa Monica High School boys soccer team concluded its most successful season in program history this month, capturing the CIF Southern Section Division 1 championship before bowing out of
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to continue housing price gouging protections through March 29, 2026, amid nearly 1,900 ongoing investigations tied to the 2025
The city of Santa Monica and The Bay Foundation launched an expansion of the Santa Monica Beach Dunes project Wednesday, adding nearly 30 acres of restored natural habitat along local
Santa Monica resident Kaitlyn Lee is encouraging Californians to donate to childhood cancer research by checking a box on their state tax returns this season.
Lee, executive director of the
Twelve high school students who first came together while helping rebuild their community after the devastating Palisades Fire have set their sights on a new mission: breaking a world record
California legislators announced a 13-bill wildfire prevention package Wednesday aimed at addressing the state's escalating megafire crisis through home hardening, beneficial fire programs and new firefighting technologies.
The
The Santa Monica Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man connected to a sexual battery investigation.
Authorities released a photograph of the suspect
The City Council unanimously sent back a proposed safety plan for Santa Monica Boulevard on Tuesday, directing staff to return within 60 days with revisions that prioritize pedestrian and cyclist
