The City of Malibu has published a fact sheet and FAQ to help residents understand the regulatory process governing wireless facility installations.
"The City takes community concerns about quality
EverBank, N.A. has opened a new financial center in Santa Monica, marking the nationwide specialty bank's 10th location in the Southern California market.
The Santa Monica Financial
Brookdale Ocean House Kicks Off Bocce Season With Pollinator Garden Event
Brookdale Ocean House will launch its bocce season Wednesday with a resident-led program pairing a game of bocce
Six months after being selected as the new tenant for a vacant restaurant space on the Santa Monica Pier, California Roadhouse owner Sean Ahaus is still waiting for a draft
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A new study from UCLA Health argues that today's most advanced artificial intelligence systems are missing a fundamental property of human cognition — and that the gap could have
By Shawn Landres
After twelve years on Santa Monica commissions and eight on the Planning Commission, my term ends this June. I frequently have returned to the question of how
A civil summons newspaper ad is something most people never think about until they suddenly have to deal with the court system. Imagine this: someone files a lawsuit, but the
Baywatch production will resume on local beaches without impediment from local authorities according to a release provided by Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath last week.
Horvath convened a meeting
UCLA has received a $33 million grant from philanthropic organization Ballmer Group to expand training programs aimed at addressing the youth mental health crisis in Los Angeles County.
Beginning this
Los Angeles community leaders and civic partners have launched The Fund for Advancing Public Health LA, a privately funded foundation aimed at protecting essential public health services as LA County
Three of Santa Monica's seven recognized neighborhood organizations have declined city grant funding for the 2025-26 cycle, rejecting what they describe as overreaching new requirements despite a
