Senate Bill 663, authored by Sen. Ben Allen, was signed into law to deliver property tax relief for survivors of the 2025 LA fires and the 2024 Mountain and Franklin
Hundreds of eager shoppers gathered Friday morning for the grand opening of Vons' newest location, the city's largest full-service supermarket, which welcomed customers with pristine offerings and
The Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved a major restructuring of its discretionary funding program Tuesday, moving $83,000 in recurring annual commitments to the city's operating budget
A man suspected of assault was taken into custody early Friday morning after barricading himself for several hours inside a homeless housing facility, police said.
The suspect surrendered around 12:
Residents and visitors can choose between seafood and canines this Sunday as the city hosts two major community festivals: the Off the Hook Seafood Festival on the pier and the
The official count of people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles is undercounting the unsheltered population by as much as 32%, according to new research from the RAND Corporation that raises
California has enacted the nation's most comprehensive car buyer protection law, creating a first-in-the-nation three-day return period for used vehicles and requiring dealers to provide transparent pricing while
SMDP's Weekly Guide to Food & Entertainment Goings-On In & Around Town includes Day of the Dog, Dia de Los Muertos, & Off the Hook Seafood Festivals, and
The community's favorite monthly tradition returns to Santa Monica Pier on Thursday, Oct. 16, from 3:30 to 10 p.m., featuring a community pep rally with local
The Santa Monica College Music Department continues its 2025 Fall Jazz Series with saxophonist, flutist and clarinetist Justo Almario performing Friday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. in the Music
Six Los Angeles County-based artists have been chosen as the 2025/26 cohort for Santa Monica's Camera Obscura Art Lab artist residency program.
The selected artists are Cheyenne
The Santa Monica City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday night to end exclusive negotiations with Revitalization Partners Group over a proposed $360 million restoration of the long-shuttered Civic Auditorium, citing frustration
