When’s the last time you turned to elected leaders for moral clarity? Polling shows those in Washington are considered only slightly more trustworthy than telemarketers. That makes what happened
Los Angeles County has released a 60-day interim report estimating that about 2,495 local positions could be exposed to workforce impacts if Paramount Skydance's proposed acquisition
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is moving ahead with a natural grass field pilot at Franklin Elementary School and signaled support for a moratorium on new synthetic turf
The Malibu City Council pushed back on a proposed agreement with state water regulators on June 8, directing staff to redraw a wastewater map so that some longtime Civic Center-
The operator of a restaurant slated to occupy the former Rusty's Surf Ranch space at Santa Monica Pier has sent the city a formal legal notice threatening litigation
A free, 21-and-over soccer fan destination has taken over the Santa Monica Pier through Wednesday, offering World Cup watch parties, celebrity appearances and a unique entry mechanic that
Time is running out to visit the flagship World Cup experience on the Pier. Visit https://www.michelobultra.com/pitchsideclub/signup for tickets.
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The California Credit Union Foundation has awarded a scholarship to Palisades Charter High School graduate Anahi Plazola through its annual College Scholarship Program, the foundation announced June 17.
Plazola plans
The Santa Monica Pier Corporation will hold the second annual A PIERfect Benefit on Saturday, Sept. 19, on the Santa Monica Pier, with tickets now on sale for an evening
Lula Cocina Mexicana, a Main Street fixture known for regional Mexican cooking and its margaritas, will celebrate 35 years in business with a community fiesta on July 1.
The anniversary
The Santa Monica College Emeritus Art Gallery will present "Freedom of Expression," a free exhibition of works by artist and SMC Emeritus student John Alcantara, running July 2
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to accept an annual report on the city's job vacancies and recruitment efforts, satisfying a state requirement that local governments publicly account
