From little elephants that stomp to medium-sized dogs that run, Santa Monica youngsters had a chance to sing and sign — using American Sign Language — along with storyteller Georgia Frawley at
Santa Monica’s representatives in state-level offices would like to see one of their own in the role of Third District Supervisor.
Both State Senator Ben Allen and Assemblymember Richard
A morning apartment fire in the NOMA neighborhood drew an all-hands-on-deck response from the Santa Monica Fire Department on Tuesday.
All 35 SMFD firefighters on duty were called to the
Following the departure of 25 year CEO Kathleen Rawson, Downtown Santa Monica Inc. has selected Andrew Thomas to lead the next chapter of its history.
While Thomas is new to
Wingfoiling—a combination of kite surfing and hydrofoiling—is one of the fastest growing watersports and at just 12 years old Santa Monica resident Luca Vuillermet is one of the
The November Election may be light on national political candidates, but in Santa Monica the ballot is gearing up to be heavy on local measures.
So far two measures have
After facing high levels of staff turnover and public scrutiny over the course of the pandemic, new leadership is emerging at Downtown Santa Monica, Inc.
Following the departure of 25
One month remains before “moving day” at John Muir Elementary School in Ocean Park, when classrooms will be packed up to prepare for invasive remediation to begin on the water
Hi, I’m Oxford! A 1-year-old male Pitbull mix, ID #A063356. One might assume because I’m the namesake of one of the world’s most famous education institutions that
Everyone loves their pets but no matter how much we want them to be treated like family, the law doesn’t give dogs the same rights as people, including limitations
Ralph Vartabedian / Special to the Daily Press
After a decade of cost, schedule, technical, regulatory, personnel and legal problems, the California high-speed rail project will be getting an inspector general
With an extensive list of new projects both under consideration and underway, LA Metro leadership shared a rosy outlook for the future of the transit agency during its annual State
