The Bay Foundation will host a series of guided tours of the growing beach dunes along Santa Monica Beach throughout April in celebration of Earth Month, the local nonprofit announced.
Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier will illuminate its iconic solar-powered Ferris wheel with vibrant green and blue lighting for Earth Day 2026, featuring a striking 90-foot-tall spinning globe
The Santa Monica City Council voted April 14 to advance an ordinance realigning the city's implementation of Senate Bill 9 with state law, while amending staff's
In a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood where organizers say history is being steadily erased, a parade will wind its way through what remains of one of Los Angeles' oldest Mexican-American
Santa Monica College has received final approval to offer a Bachelor of Science in Cloud Computing, becoming one of a growing number of California community colleges authorized to grant four-year
The Malibu City Council voted unanimously Monday to adopt a sweeping update to the city's Safety Element — the foundational policy document guiding how the city prepares for wildfires,
The Santa Monica Rent Control Board voted unanimously Thursday to advance four proposed amendments to the city's rent control charter toward a public hearing, with commissioners debating the
On April 14, Santa Monica City Hall came alive with community spirit as residents and city staff gathered to celebrate 50 years of the Santa Monica Community Gardens. The Earth
The Venice Beach Half Marathon & 5K, presented by goodr Active Eyewear, returns to the streets of Venice Beach on Sunday, May 17, 2026, following a sold-out debut year.
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CIACLA, in partnership with MART Gallery & Studios, 18th Street Arts Center and Angels Gate Cultural Center, will present The Irish Contemporaries {V}, a group visual arts exhibition running across
The Santa Monica Fire Department will host Fire Service Day, a free family-friendly open house, on Saturday, May 9, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fire Station
Every 10 homes lost to a climate-related disaster per 10,000 residents is associated with a 1 percentage point increase in homelessness, according to a sweeping new national study led
