UCLA researchers and community partners will host a free soil testing and clean soil demonstration Saturday at MudTown Farms in Watts, offering residents strategies to address contamination from legacy industrial
TrueCar, the digital automotive marketplace headquartered in Santa Monica, announced it is eliminating 30% of its workforce effective immediately as part of a sweeping restructuring effort aimed at returning the
When Rowan Vansleve crosses the starting line at Sunday's Los Angeles Marathon, he will have already run 49 marathons in the previous 89 days.
The president of Hope
The Japanese arcade pop-up store Gacha & Catch will reopen March 14 at 1451 Third Street Promenade with new merchandise, including an exclusive Sonic & Friends collection.
The store, a
Santa Monica College will host "Brown the Experiment," a free talk by Mexican-American multidisciplinary performance artist rafa esparza, on Wednesday, March 11, at 11:10 a.m. in
Rochelle Fabb and Joan Spitler, performance artists once described by the Los Angeles Times as a duo who should be "brought to the attention of David Lynch," will
The City Council has approved a comprehensive package of zoning amendments designed to streamline permitting for businesses and try to encourage new investment.
The ordinance downgrades permit requirements for many
The Makers Hive Market returns to Santa Monica Place on Sunday, March 8, featuring a curated selection of women-owned businesses in celebration of Women's History Month.
The pop-up
A special outdoor screening of "Western Monarch Butterflies: Protecting Our Pollinators" will take place Friday at Peter Strauss Ranch.
The documentary by filmmaker Ian Nelson highlights the story
Viola Floral will host an open studio afternoon Thursday, March 5, from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at its new Santa Monica location, 916 Colorado Ave.
Founder Jelena Trifunovic will
The Malibu City Council took a first step Monday toward streamlining a key regulatory hurdle for homeowners seeking to rebuild in the wake of the January 2025 Palisades Fire, advancing
Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur (D-Hollywood) has introduced AB 1967, legislation aimed at closing gaps in California's child welfare system and removing barriers to extended foster care for young
