The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a motion directing the county to establish a coordinated homelessness prevention framework, with wildfire survivors from the January
The City Council voted unanimously to adopt the city's 2026 Annual Water Supply and Demand Assessment at its last meetingt, a state-required report projecting that Santa Monica
By: Armen Kavcioglu and Arabella Joaquin
We Ballet LA, a student-led organization by Santa Monica teens, is dedicated to expanding access to dance. This June, We Ballet LA will
A Santa Monica police investigation led to the seizure of more than 200 grams of methamphetamine and the arrest of a suspect on drug and warrant charges, authorities said.
Officers
The El Niño weather pattern is officially here bringing heightened risks of severe winter storms, coastal flooding, and extreme rainfall.
Plenty of sunshine. High around 70F. Winds SW at 10
A podcast dedicated to the stories behind iconic hotels recently brought its cameras to Santa Monica, filming an episode at the historic Eden Hotel on Ocean Avenue that explores the
The California Senate has passed SB 1301, authored by Sen. Ben Allen (D-Pacific Palisades), which would give property owners more time and information to maintain private insurance coverage before
The Santa Monica City Council voted Tuesday to enter a city-sponsored float in the 2027 Tournament of Roses Parade, authorizing up to $650,000 for the project despite a
Student organizations and youth sports teams across the Westside face a familiar challenge: raising enough money to cover events, travel, equipment, uniforms, and community programs. Whether it’s a UCLA
A suspected arsonist was taken into custody in Santa Monica on Monday after allegedly setting multiple fires in Pacific Palisades the day before, authorities said, rattling a community still rebuilding
Michael Castanon is not your average executive in the mental health care field. No. He doesn’t strut into work with a suit and tie like most people in corporate
A state bill that once threatened to strip the California Coastal Commission of significant permitting authority over Santa Monica has been fundamentally rewritten into a narrower measure designed to hold
