The City of Santa Monica has formally begun the process to return land once owned by a Black entrepreneur, or at least compensate the family for the loss of their
Handling the current and future generations of online connoisseurs is something that falls on all facets of society, from educators and professionals to parents giving their children their first cell
While it’s hard to compete for the spotlight with flagship sports like football, basketball and baseball; the Saint Monica boys golf unit has taken shine and then some with
Council will meet on Tuesday night for what appears to be a very light agenda. Council will get an update on negotiations for the lease of Rusty’s Surf Ranch
The City Council, prompted by concerns over traffic safety following a recent cyclist’s death, broached the idea of financing various road safety initiatives via a tax increase in December
City Council meetings are seldom uneventful and this week was no exception. Technical malfunctions meant that anyone not actually inside chambers and attempting to watch the live feed, couldn’t.
The prospects of a third World War is a shuddering thought for many. What can be done to keep ourselves safe? Could the United States and other countries survive such
In its final meeting before the district’s spring break, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education approved several major construction items, with much of the discussion centered
Guaranteed income has become a buzzword in California, as the state struggles to stop people from getting priced out of their homes and landing on the streets. The latest entity
Operator of Pacific Park on the Pier, announces sale to SC Holdings
Santa Monica Amusements LLC, the operating group of Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier, has announced its
Facing mounting pressure to crack down on a retail theft crisis, California lawmakers are split on how best to tackle the problem that some say has caused major store closures
