Six years ago, the Creek Fire tore through the Sierra National Forest. Tens of thousands of people were forced to flee with almost no warning, leaving their homes with only
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously Aug. 6 to endorse a citizen-initiated parcel tax on the Nov. 3 ballot, part of a fiscal
The Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity has launched Path to 2028, a countywide initiative designed to help small businesses, workers and communities benefit from economic opportunities tied to
Santa Monica rents ticked up in July, though prices remain lower than they were a year earlier.
The median rent in Santa Monica rose 1.4% over the course of
When Kyleigh Belle Butler was little, her grandfather was the strongest person she knew — always moving, always helping others, always there when someone needed him. As she grew up, she
Awaken Now, a one-stop acupuncture and wellness practice, will launch three new 12-week programs in September led by founder Marina Dabcevic, aimed at addressing different health issues across
The City Council on Aug. 11 approved new funding guidelines and authorized staff to seek proposals for the next four-year cycle of the city's largest local grant
Santa Monica police arrested a stalking suspect and seized a handgun, more than 5,000 rounds of ammunition and roughly 100 magazines during a search of his vehicle and residence,
A state appeals court Friday temporarily blocked a July 27th lower-court injunction against Waymo, thus allowing the company to retain 24-hour access to its Santa Monica charging facilities
Elias Brown, a conductor whose path to the podium began in Santa Monica's public school music classrooms, has been named the 2026 recipient of the Sir Georg Solti
Santa Monica police and fire personnel responded to a death investigation in the 1100 block of 7th Street, where an adult was pronounced dead at the scene following an apparent
As Pacific Palisades moves from disaster response into economic recovery, developer Rick Caruso says rebuilding will require more than reconstructing homes and reopening storefronts. It will require cities to compete
