On December 7, the Organized Retail Theft Task Force, a collaboration between Santa Monica Police Department and LAPD, made multiple arrests at one local retailer over a four-hour time span.
A judge has gutted a lawsuit filed by several cities, including Santa Monica, targeting recently established bail rules that eliminated cash bail for most suspects, but the ruling allows plaintiffs
An overnight blaze in Marina del Rey has injured two firefighters and destroyed a historic yacht club.
According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, firefighters received a call for
Santa Monica College (SMC) has been added to a list of educational institutions under investigation by the federal government for civil rights violations.
SMC was one of six schools added
A homeless man is being charged with attempted murder after trying to kill a homeless victim in Palisades Park.
According to the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD), officers were called
A group of hammer-wielding thieves stole about $50,000 worth of merchandise from a local store last week in a smash-and-grab style robbery reminiscent of other retail thefts in the
A homeless man was arrested outside the Daily Press office on Monday after stabbing the building’s security guard.
At about 1:50 p.m. the suspect was seen spreading
On Friday, December 1 at approximately 8 p.m Santa Monica Police Department officers responded to the 1000 block of 3rd Street for a “Follow Up” Investigation related to an
A Santa Monica College (SMC) freshman, Carter Sparks sued SMC last year claiming the school’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for in-person learning infringed on his religious freedom and right to
REI is closing its Santa Monica store citing changing customer needs and an increase in the cost of doing business. Company officials said the store will not renew the lease
A group of more than thirty local businesses have formed a new coalition under the auspices of the California Restaurant Association (CRA) to advocate for businesses facing what they describe
Santa Monica’s failure to build enough affordable housing has once again jeopardized local control over new development but the current situation is far less severe than the previous debacle
