A 2024 Santa Monica College graduate has been selected as the first participant in a new Television Academy Foundation program designed to help emerging media professionals break into an increasingly
The LA28 Cultural Olympiad will spotlight Los Angeles artists and cultural institutions during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, organizers announced, building a program that spans fashion, film, food, music,
The Santa Monica College Global Motion World Dance Company will present its spring 2026 performance of dances from around the world on Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17, at
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District recognized Olympic High School for receiving the California Model Schools Award and designation during a ceremony held May 2.
The award honors exemplary
Seventy years after graduating from Saint Monica's High School in 1956, a close-knit group of eight alumni still gathers for lunch two or three times a year,
During Wildfire Preparedness Week, Sen. Ben Allen, D-Pacific Palisades, reflected on the devastation of last year's Los Angeles fires and the continued need to reduce risk across
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously adopted a safety overhaul of Santa Monica Boulevard, directing staff to install temporary physical barriers at a dangerous intersection near McKinley Elementary School before
Bosch Wiper Blades announced a three-year, $30,000 grant program through the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership to support independent automotive and repair shops along historic Route 66.
The
On May 15, nearly 900 families of Kehillat Israel will carry their Torah scrolls back into their sanctuary, marking one of the first returns by a religious institution to Pacific
The City of Malibu will host the 2026 Poetry Summit: Vibrant Cycles on Saturday, May 16, at noon at Malibu City Hall. The city's premier annual poetry event
The Santa Monica College Music Department will present a free, high-energy concert featuring the SMC Percussion Ensemble on Friday, May 15.
The performance will be held at 1 p.
The Santa Monica City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to establish a new Restorative Justice Commission to oversee programs addressing historic inequities in the city, the centerpiece of a sweeping
