The main contenders to become California’s new U.S. senator want voters to see them in a certain light: Rep. Adam Schiff as a defender of democracy; Rep. Katie
Arguably, this year could be considered a make or break in terms of tackling the homeless crisis. Here in Santa Monica, it’s impossible to not see some evidence of
With just days to go, Santa Monica prepares for the 2024 homeless count as the crisis surges nationwide. On Wednesday, January 24, 2024, from 8 p.m. to midnight, a
How much difference will a March ballot measure make when it comes to fighting California’s massive homelessness crisis? That’s the question before voters as they weigh in on
Students at Santa Monica College (SMC) have a multitude of future options while at the higher education institution. The school offers programs in newly-expanding industries, and also acts as a
For years, the Guadalupe River Trail — a winding path that snakes through the heart of downtown San Jose — had been home to hundreds of people living in tents and make-shift
Last Friday night, a mother and her two young children struggled in the cold, dark waters of the Rio Grande River near Eagle Pass, TX, eventually succumbing to the fierce
For years – yes, years – Santa Monica residents have wondered what was happening at 925 Wilshire Blvd suite C ever since a public notice appeared on the door indicating an application
While not as tall as, say, the Statue of Liberty, and not as long as, say, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Santa Monica Pier remains equally as illustrious. The iconic
The U.S. Supreme Court has accepted a case with potentially catastrophic consequences for homeless people in California — and for the Constitution.
On its face, City of Grants Pass v.
