Google, a16z and Anthropic headline Westside programming as hundreds of technology events continue across Los Angeles through Sunday.
Santa Monica and Venice have emerged as two of the busiest hubs
LA28 announced Tuesday a new licensing program, Made for Two-Eight, that will let small Los Angeles County businesses become official licensees and put the LA28 emblem on products they
Nearly two years after wildfire devastated Pacific Palisades, a cluster of major financial institutions along Sunset Boulevard is emerging as a sign of confidence in the community’s future, but
Acclaimed Los Angeles chef Nancy Silverton has brought her celebrated Italian cooking to the Westside with Spacca Tutto, a 108-seat Italian-American steakhouse that opened Thursday at Palisades Village,
Brendan Smith was 19, a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania and a heavy drinker of double-shot espressos, when something went wrong during a late-night study session in
While many Santa Monica kids spent the summer playing video games or traveling, Matteo Milk spent his learning to code and selling websites to local businesses.
The 14-year-old
With major events on the horizon and new data showing gains in spending and visitation, Downtown Santa Monica is shifting its focus from recovery to reinvestment, experience and long-term
The Day of the Dog, billed by the organizers as "North America’s Largest Dog Festival", returned to Santa Monica on Sunday, October 18.
The afternoon was hot
Los Angeles-based specialty coffee brand Dirty Latte Co. has opened its first brick-and-mortar location. The 800-square-foot cafe is in the 26th Street lobby of the
The 2026 FIFA World Cup let Los Angeles hotels charge more, but it brought them almost no additional guests, and most hotels cut staff instead of hiring, according to a
A proposed lease for the vacant restaurant space at 256 Santa Monica Pier would give Santa Monica Brew Works more city money for improvements and lower rent than the city
