While some see the pushback to the project as a clear cut case of resistance to changes to car-centric streets in favor of bike infrastructure, residents of 17th street say that the reality is far more complex and that the City has failed to communicate throughout the process and address their conce
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to make it easier for California to build big things. Recently, he unveiled a plan to make it happen.
At an 1,100 acre solar farm
Southern California athletic director Mike Bohn has resigned.
USC confirmed the 62-year-old Bohn's resignation Friday, roughly 3 1/2 years after he succeeded Lynn Swann in
Five major U.S. cities and the state of California will receive federal help to get unsheltered residents into permanent housing under a new plan launched Thursday as part of
SMPD officers located multiple individuals sleeping in the Civic Center Parking Structure. All subjects were advised against loitering in the structure
Venice Councilwoman Traci Park is taking action to address the growing concern about “van lords” who rent out RVs to people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles.
A pair of dueling abortion protests last last weekend forced police officers to physically seperate the groups resulting in a small scuffle and highlighting the Santa Monica Police Department’s response to contentious gatherings.
As we speed towards Memorial Day and the beginning of summer, the Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lions have faced a very full calendar, with a great mix of service projects, social events, interesting meetings, and a selection of our first grant recipients since the pandemic
By Cody Green, POA Chairperson
Recently the Santa Monica Public Safety Oversight & Reform Commission (PSROC) was given a presentation by a staff member for State Senator Steven Bradford’s
