A meeting between top state law enforcement officials and Attorney General Jeff Sessions about how the government can safeguard the privacy of social media users ended Tuesday without a decision
Santa Monica’s Morgan-Wixson Theatre has begun rehearsals for its 23rd annual Youth Musical, 42nd Street. Performers 9-18 years old from all over Los Angeles competed in a
Ten states are demanding the Trump administration abandon a proposed overhaul of the Endangered Species Act.
In comments delivered Tuesday to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross,
As part of the Malibu Safety and Preparedness Expo on September 29, the award-winning traffic safety non-profit Safe Moves will host a Bike Safety Rodeo to give children
The Santa Monica College Emeritus Art Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of creative works by Earleen Ahrens and Jonathan Tillman. The two-artist exhibition features an eclectic array
A former contracting official for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Los Angeles has been sentenced to five months in prison for lying to investigators when he denied
A Los Angeles man has pleaded not guilty to making a series of phone calls threatening to kill journalists at The Boston Globe.
Robert Chain made his first appearance in
The Santa Monica College (SMC) student Speech and Debate Team won several awards at the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensics Association (PSCFA) “Warm Up” Tournament held at El Camino College on
California's high-speed rail authority is temporarily getting new leadership.
State transportation officials say Chief Executive Officer Brian Kelly is taking a leave of absence for unexpected health
Milk or water will be the default drink sold with kids' meals in California.
A law signed Thursday by Gov. Jerry Brown doesn't ban restaurants or fast-
Former rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight pleaded no contest Thursday to voluntary manslaughter and after he ran over two men, killing one, nearly four years ago.
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A California police department has written and produced a six-episode "true crime" podcast in hopes of intensifying a potentially global manhunt for a millionaire suspected of killing
