Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier will celebrate National Roller Coaster Day with $1 rides on its West Coaster on Saturday, Aug. 16, from 11 a.m. to 2
Two Los Angeles County small businesses are demonstrating resilience and community spirit as they rebuild from the devastating Palisades Fire that struck earlier this year, with both reopening within weeks
The Malibu City Council has voted to continue exploring a massive $124 million wastewater project for fire-damaged beachside properties, despite heated debate over costs and concerns about burdening residents with
MUSE Global School, an award-winning holistic education institution, has officially opened its new Santa Monica campus, expanding the internationally recognized school's reach to the Westside.
The school is
The Santa Monica Playhouse Education Conservatory has opened enrollment for its Fall Theatre Workshop, marking the 56th year of the program that offers play production and musical theatre classes for
The Los Angeles County Fire Department Lifeguard Division will host the first of four Beach Safety Day events Saturday, offering hands-on ocean safety training to community members ages 9 and
Los Angeles County celebrated the 50th anniversary of federal legislation requiring translated election materials and language assistance for voters during a special event at the Japanese American Cultural and Community
The longest-running off-Broadway musical in history comes to Santa Monica as Ruskin Group Theatre presents "The Fantasticks" through Aug. 24, 2025.
Performances run at 8 p.m. Fridays
The Santa Monica Pier Corporation will host its first-ever fundraising event Sept. 6 at the historic Merry Go-Round Building, marking a new tradition for the 116-year-old landmark.
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Santa Monica Playhouse will present a staged reading of "Jewish for Dinner," a new play by Lou Borenstein based on his award-winning short film "Jewish for Lunch.
Council voted 5-2 at their last meeting to approve an emergency zoning ordinance that dramatically expands housing development possibilities in single-family neighborhoods, allowing up to 20 units on vacant residential
