By Brian Melley
The captain and crew who leapt from a burning dive boat off Southern California saved themselves as 34 people perished below deck.
Whether their escape from the
Local officials are trying to encourage more businesses to open on Pico Boulevard without accelerating displacement in the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood.
City Hall is changing Pico Boulevard’s zoning to
Howard Baker, Where Have You Gone?
The late Howard Baker was a 3-term Senator from Tennessee with a reputation for fairness. Putting country over party during the Senate Watergate Hearings,
A community gathering and vigil will be held Thursday evening at the aquarium beneath the Santa Monica Pier.
The ocean protection organization Heal the Bay will host the vigil from
By Tom Krisher
A design flaw in Tesla’s Autopilot semi-autonomous driving system and driver inattention combined to cause a Model S electric car to slam into a firetruck parked
On August 22, at 1:45 p.m.
Officers were dispatched to the area of Lincoln and Marine for an attempted robbery. Investigation revealed it was not an attempted robbery.
THEATRE WORTH WATCHING
“The Gin Game” at Theatricum Botanicum’s smaller S. Mark Taper Pavilion in Topanga Canyon, and “Witch” at the Audrey Skirball Kenis black box theatre at Geffen
Puppy lovers of all ages wrapped up summer reading at Dog Days @ the Library. The event kicked off with a family storytime featuring Mayor Davis’s reading initiative, Let’s
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
TONIGHT! -- “DEATH OF A SALESMAN” by ARTHUR MILLER starring ROB MORROW (Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play from the brilliant Arthur Miller, Morrow rocks it, directing and cast stellar,
California community colleges will offer first-time, full-time students two free years of tuition starting next year, mirroring a program that Santa Monica College launched last fall.
Governor Gavin Newsom is
An international art fair that highlights emerging artists is returning this week to Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar for the second time.
More than 140 artists will showcase and sell
