After five hours of negotiations, a suicidal man was brought to safety on Monday after threatening to harm himself on the California Incline.
At 1:15 p.m. the Santa
The return to normalcy means many welcome things, but also a few unwelcome ones like the end of California’s rent relief program.
Still the news is not all dire,
Civil rights attorney Erin Darling is running as a progressive candidate for L.A. City Council District 11 and is calling on residents to not fall prey to animosity or
Senior thesis projects may be associated with prestigious liberal arts colleges draped in ivy, but school administrators in Santa Monica believe they may offer an important educational opportunity for Samohi
Photos began cropping up on social media around January 25: seabirds, ensconced in glistening sand, crumpled grotesquely in the golden hour light and strewn up and down the beach in
Evan Meyer welcomes Lana Negrete on this edition of Meyerside Chats. Interested in any of the civic topics below? Please tune in to Meyerside Chats on the Santa Monica Daily
The Los Feliz gourmet meat and fish grocer with a cult-like following has opened a shop on Montana Ave. with hopes of creating a fresh neighborhood of McCall’s fanatics.
Los Angeles County Supervisors voted unanimously, 5-0, to request County CEO Fesia Davenport’s office to rally services for Ukrainian refugees, should any resettle in the County during or after
CLARA HARTER
SMDP Staff Writer
Since passing in 1985, the Ellis Act has been the ire of rent control supporters, who are frustrated by the rate at which it drives
