Chase opened its new Pacific Palisades branch Tuesday, nearly a year after the 2025 Southern California wildfires destroyed the previous location.
The 5,500-plus-square-foot space offers a larger, modern environment
Four 14-year-old freshmen at Santa Monica High School are on a mission to ensure their classmates know how to save a life.
Louisa Gubbins, June Gallagher, Jade Martinez and Bryce
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Urban coyotes bolder than rural
A Santa Monica man with no known university affiliation has been arrested on rape, kidnapping and related charges following a months-long investigation by the UCLA Police Department, authorities said Monday.
A large-scale national study of coyote behavior has found that urban coyotes are more willing to take risks around novel stimuli than their rural counterparts — a finding that arrives as
A restaurant owner in Los Angeles spent two years building his business from scratch. He got the permits. He passed the inspections. He hired local staff and stayed compliant.
Then
The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has revealed a bold visual identity inspired by one of California's most spectacular natural phenomena, while the first public ticket draw enters its
The Los Angeles Police Department subdued a man near the intersection of Rose and 6th on Tuesday after the suspect made threats to himself and officers.
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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion Tuesday to assess the feasibility of establishing a regional wildfire mitigation authority to better coordinate prevention efforts across the Santa
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion Tuesday to combat the growing crisis of copper wire, catalytic converter and other non-ferrous metal theft as the region
Tonight City Council will consider City Manager Oliver Chi's suggested adjustments in Item 11c- Realignment Plan update. Chi's report highlights several keys points including the Police
Dear Editor,
A recent Daily Press article (“Santa Monica Council Sends Back Boulevard Safety Plan, Demands Stronger Protections,” March 9), as well as other published information, make clear that City
