Photographers Greg Gorman and Matthew Rolston will present “The School of Los Angeles,” a talk on the work of Herb Ritts, Gorman and Rolston, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday,
The Western Los Angeles County Council, Scouting America, has named Marslaidh Ryan as the next director of Camp Emerald Bay. Ryan is the former chief operating officer and aquarium director
LA28 has named film producer Kathleen Kennedy head of ceremonies and content for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, organizers announced Oct. 28.
Kennedy, an eight-time Academy
For 114 years, USPS Operation Santa has turned letters to Santa into real holiday moments for children and families. More letters arrive each season, but there still aren’t enough
Graduates of UCLA's public health school have taken a leading role in research into veterans' health, from lung disease and cancer to homelessness and mental health, through
The California Department of Insurance will be able to fine insurers that don’t correct business practices flagged in state examinations under a new law by state Sen. Ben Allen,
LA28 on Oct. 28 unveiled “Stars Align” as the official slogan of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The slogan launched worldwide with a 60-second campaign film.
Last month, in the days before Halloween, Santa Monica elementary school students learned to check their treats for damaged wrappers, misspelled brand names and strange smells. Their presenters were high
A suspect faces 11 counts of felony vandalism after police linked the same person to a string of incidents in downtown Santa Monica. One of the incidents left a glass
Project O, a nonprofit, has recertified Malibu as a “Blue City” through the Blue City Network. The recertification recognizes the city’s continued work to protect its coastline, creeks and
The Santa Monica Conservancy will recognize an architecture firm, a coastal restoration effort and a volunteer at its 2026 Preservation Awards on Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Santa Monica Bay
Santa Monica resident Ashley Lai once questioned whether she was “Chinese enough.” Now she is serving as a cultural ambassador for the Chinese American community after being named first princess
