The Malibu City Council has approved $415,000 in General Fund grants to two nonprofit organizations, with $315,000 going to the Malibu Education Foundation and $100,000 to the Community Brigade for emergency preparedness.
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Santa Monica Council Postpones Mills Act Review
The Santa Monica City Council voted 5-2 to delay reviewing the city's Mills Act historic preservation tax program despite staff having already completed a consultant study on potential reforms. The program offers property tax reductions for historic buildings.
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Gale warning, thunderstorms threaten LA-area coast as powerful
Santa Monica College's Dance Department will kick off its Spring 2026 Masters of Dance series Feb. 26, offering free master classes and workshops led by renowned dance professionals.
The City of Malibu's Spring 2026 Recreation Guide is now available online and will be mailed to residents the week of Feb. 9. Programs running March through May include swim lessons, wellness workshops, birding classes, and the 25th Annual Chumash Day Powwow.
A gale warning and severe thunderstorm threats put the Los Angeles-area coastline on alert Monday as a powerful winter storm system began lashing California with heavy rain, high winds
Two bodies were found on the 1900 block of Ocean this week after officers were called for a wellness check on an elderly couple.
Santa Monica police officers found two
by Devan Sipher
‘Twas the night before the election filing deadline, And in the house painted blue No leader was stirring, not even Caruso. But Nithya Raman tossed and turned
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As the first home rolled off the factory floor in Kalamazoo, Michigan — “like a
Los Angeles County officials unanimously approved a comprehensive Heat Action Plan to combat extreme heat that kills over 200 residents annually. The plan prioritizes cooling outdoor spaces, improving indoor environments, and expanding public education about heat risks.
