The City of Santa Monica began repairs this week to the beach south of the Pier, where storm surf and drainage runoff from Hurricane Marie eroded the site of the
Santa Monica College is inviting the community to take part in Coastal Cleanup Day, described as the world's largest volunteer event related to the marine environment, from 9
California Coastal Cleanup Day returns this September for its 42nd year, and organizers expect the state's largest volunteer event to draw more than 50,000 people to hundreds
Many of the cigarette butts pressed into a working surfboard that has become a traveling symbol of ocean activism were plucked from the sand here, along local beaches where the
Fire officials issued evacuation warnings Wednesday afternoon for two neighborhoods near the Getty Center as a brush fire broke out along the 405 Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass.
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Hot, humid conditions will grip Los Angeles County through at least Thursday, with forecasters warning that unusually high overnight temperatures and elevated moisture will make the heat feel more oppressive
Lightning has been reported near the Santa Monica beach and officials are asking everyone near the beach/Pier area to go inside a building or into their cars for the
Beachgoers across Los Angeles County should brace for hazardous surf, strong rip currents and possible coastal flooding this Labor Day weekend as swells from a tropical system move through the
Los Angeles County emergency officials on Tuesday detailed how the county is gearing up for the 2026-27 storm season and urged residents to prepare now, following an Aug. 11
A independent review of Santa Monica's response to the January 2025 Palisades Fire found the city's emergency operations were "coordinated" and "highly collaborative,
The ocean breeze that has long made Santa Monica a refuge from Southern California's inland heat is offering little protection this week, as an extreme heat wave grips
More than two dozen California Assembly Democrats and one state senator sent a letter Wednesday to legislative leaders asking them to delay fees under SB 54, the state’s landmark