The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) has had a busy month, responding to as many as 41 reports of illegal fireworks displays over the past 31 days.
Last week, a
Chef Dan Smulovitz has prepared countless complicated dishes at some of the highest end restaurants in Los Angeles, but at his new Santa Monica restaurant simplicity is on the menu.
Citing its large, difficult-to-secure exurban campuses and slow law enforcement response times, the City of Malibu is considering new plans to potentially add armed security guards to its four public
Board: The Pier 360 event returned to the Santa Monica Pier last week with multiple competitions for professional athletes and a host of activities for spectators. Participants could get some experience on a paddleboard while learning about the history of the sport at a pop-up museum exhibit.
In a Tuesday night meeting, City Council prepares to pass a revised $665.3 million annual budget for Fiscal Year 2022 to 2023.
Although the budget appears large, the remainders
The ongoing demolition of Parking Structure 3, which has accelerated over the past month after a slow start in the first half of the year, has been on a short
Santa Monica’s local school district depends on state funding, to the tune of about $116 million as of the most recent budget (out of a total budget of $176
Many Santa Monicans want their voices to be heard in City meetings, but very few are able or willing to wait patiently until the wee hours of the morning in
While every Councilmember had issues with the revisions to Santa Monica’s state mandated plan to demonstrate capacity for almost 9,000 new units of housing by 2029, they begrudgingly
The Friday Supreme Court decision to strike down 50 years of abortion rights afforded in 1973’s Roe v Wade has touched off a tidal wave of opposition across the
In a single day a chronically homeless individual may elicit seven or more responses from various City departments, but a one-of-a-kind data sharing application has allowed the City to slice
Training: On Friday, June 24, the Santa Monica Fire and Police Departments conducted an active threat training at John Adams Middle School. The objective was to train local first responders
