A learning facility within the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District could soon be named after a former president and his First Lady.
The naming of the district’s future
A development that will provide 56 affordable apartments for seniors downtown is moving forward Monday.
The Architectural Review Board will provide feedback on the design of a seven-story apartment building
A new assessment by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers raises concern about the potential for failure of the spillway of a flood control dam on a Southern California
CVS has filed paperwork to open a new store at the corner of 5th and Wilshire in the former Whole Foods building.
A consultant working on behalf of the corporation
Target is taking aim at a new store in Santa Monica with a preliminary hearing for a location at 420 Broadway.
The Architectural Review Board will hear a design review
Landlords could no longer renovate occupied apartments without a tenant’s consent and would be prohibited from subdividing rent-controlled units under a resolution the Rent Control Board is recommending to
When Devon Ballentine returns to work Monday it will be alongside the woman he spent the weekend celebrating with.
Ballentine is set to become a medical-surgical nurse at UCLA Medical
E-scooter riders will be included in a Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) enforcement sweep alongside drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians for the first time Friday.
Officers will be looking for traffic
CHRISTOPHER WEBER, Associated Press
A developer was hit Wednesday with a record $15.58 million fine for constructing a high-priced hotel on the Santa Monica coast after initially obtaining a
Malibu Mayor Jefferson “Zuma Jay” Wagner will discuss the City’s major events, highlights and achievements over the last year, the state of the City’s finances, and upcoming major
There was once a time when visitors to the Santa Monica Pier would either walk or drive down the hill from the corner of Ocean Avenue and Colorado Avenue and
Westside Family Health Center (WFHC) will honor its President/CEO Debra Farmer’s 20 years of leadership at a Mother’s Day Weekend Luncheon on Saturday, May 11 at the