The 2026 Santa Monica Classic, produced by The McCourt Foundation, has sold out all general and charity entries for its 10K and 5K races more than a month before the
Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean C. Logan announced the mailing of voter outreach materials to millions of registered voters across the county as part of voter education
There was a time, not too many years ago, when drafting and enacting California’s budgets was a fairly transparent and straightforward process.
The governor and legislators would agree on
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday backed off his proposal to reduce costs for electrical utilities after their equipment sparks wildfires, agreeing instead to a narrower deal after homeowners, insurers and
Student homelessness in Los Angeles County climbed nearly 30% in a single school year, far outpacing state and national trends, according to new UCLA research warning that the crisis is
A last-minute effort to exempt a Frank Gehry-designed downtown development from California Coastal Commission review has died, ending a months-long fight that pitted a politically connected developer
Endorsements in the Santa Monica City Council race are scattered across a wide field of candidates, with labor unions, tenant advocates and community groups breaking in different directions rather than
Santa Monica police and Santa Monica College police have found no suspect and no evidence of a firearm after responding to a report of a possibly armed individual near the
An investigation that began when Santa Monica police spotted suspicious activity during a catalytic converter operation ended days later with multiple arrests, the recovery of three loaded firearms and the
"Live and Die in East L.A.," written and directed by longtime Santa Monica resident Attila Korosi, will be released on DVD Sept. 8, becoming available through Barnes
Massage Revolution, a therapeutic massage practice specializing in pain management, injury recovery and customized bodywork, will open its second Southern California location Sept. 1 at 2629 Wilshire Blvd.
The expansion
When Californians voted to reduce drug penalties in 2014, it likely had the unintended consequence of also increasing homelessness in the state, according to a new report.
The report, released
