By Stuart Wolpert
UCLA scientists are leading a $10 million project to help California officials make ecologically wise decisions as the state continues to confront the effects of climate change.
by Davidson & Choy Publicity
Continuing its 36th Anniversary Season, The Verdi Chorus has announced that auditions will be held on Saturday, August 31, for paid and volunteer positions at
by Mackenzie Long, Government Communications
Bird has unveiled Bird Two, a next generation e-scooter that will be part of Bird’s global fleet of shared e-vehicles. Bird Two
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved waiving L.A. County Waterworks District 29 (WWD29) water infrastructure improvement fees for customers, including Malibu residents, who were displaced by the
By Joanne Berlin
The August 4 Committee For Racial Justice meeting in the Thelma Terry Center at Virginia Ave. Park will focus on reparations. In Washington and all across the
By Eric Menjivar
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announces plans to close a lane in each direction of Pacific Coast Highway (State Route 1/PCH) from the McClure Tunnel
A beloved Santa Monica community member may soon be honored by having a high school track named after them.
The late Patrick Cady will see Santa Monica High School’s
Crafty Kids-Origami was held at Pico Branch this week. This was a bilingual English/Spanish program. Participants made three origami animals together (Cat/Gato, Dog/Perro, and Fish/Pez). The children then had an opportunity to take a look at other origami books on display and make more origami’s of
Santa Monica Sister City international students visit City Hall with Chairman Jeff Jarow, Councilman Ted Winterer and City Manager Rick Cole on Wednesday
A 59-year-old Santa Monica man has been charged with distributing and possessing child pornography, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced.
Guido Germano (dob 11/
A former United States Postal Service employee pleaded guilty today to federal criminal charges for participating in one burglary and two armed robberies of USPS trucks carrying cash – incidents that
A Los Angeles man charged with killing four people, including his father, in a shooting rampage has pleaded not guilty to murder.
Gerry Dean Zaragoza also entered pleas to attempted
