A prolonged and dangerous heat wave settled over Southern California on Wednesday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an Extreme Heat Warning for the Antelope Valley and a Heat
Goldenvoice announced Thursday that The Killers and Olivia Dean will headline the inaugural Ocean Way Festival, the first major music festival to be held on the city's shoreline
Dangerous heat is expected to build across the region this week, with the National Weather Service issuing a Heat Advisory for coastal and beach areas, including Santa Monica, from 10
Santa Monica officials and coastal advocates scrambled this week to organize opposition to what they described as an extraordinary move by Gov. Gavin Newsom to exempt all multi-unit housing
In Early March, I visited one of the Clean Earth Rovers sites to see how the company uses technology as a means to prevent marine pollution. The company was founded
A state bill that once threatened to strip the California Coastal Commission of significant permitting authority over Santa Monica has been fundamentally rewritten into a narrower measure designed to hold
The Santa Monica Pier has been ranked among California's most polluted beaches for the 5th consecutive year, according to an annual water quality report released ahead of Memorial
The City of Santa Monica and Sustainable Works announced the winners of the 18th Annual Sustainable Santa Monica Student Poster Contest on April 30, with 16 winners selected across four
The Bay Foundation will host a series of guided tours of the growing beach dunes along Santa Monica Beach throughout April in celebration of Earth Month, the local nonprofit announced.
The city of Santa Monica and The Bay Foundation launched an expansion of the Santa Monica Beach Dunes project Wednesday, adding nearly 30 acres of restored natural habitat along local
The Social & Emotional Wellness Initiative will host its spring fundraiser March 14 at the Annenberg Community Beach House to support mental health services for underserved populations.
The event, titled
Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur introduced legislation that would allow qualifying coastal cities to bypass California Coastal Commission approval for housing and transportation projects. The bill, sponsored by Santa Monica, targets urban areas with robust transit systems.
