Santa Monica voters reelected City Council incumbents Lana Negrete and Caroline Torosis and approved a series of tenant protection measures in Tuesday's election. Newcomer Ashley Oelsen will take
Project O, a nonprofit, has recertified Malibu as a “Blue City” through the Blue City Network. The recertification recognizes the city’s continued work to protect its coastline, creeks and
As last week’s council meeting crossed into the early hours of Wednesday morning, council overturned the Landmarks Commission and designated a vacant 1913 Craftsman airplane bungalow at 1921 20th
Two incumbents and a challenger remained on track to win the three open Santa Monica City Council seats Wednesday after the most recent update from the Los Angeles County Registrar-
Los Angeles County Democratic Party Treasurer Jamie Kennerk and Santa Monica City Councilmember Dan Hall have been named the 2026 Assembly District 51 Democrats of the Year.
The district’s
Two incumbents and a challenger are likely to win the race for Santa Monica City Council with Councilwoman Lana Negrete, Mayor Caroline Torosis and Ashley Oelsen holding the top three
The City Council has approved a development agreement for a 1,000-square-foot digital display on the landmark Junipher Building at the corner of the Third Street Promenade and
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Councilmember Lana Negrete and Mayor Caroline Torosis led the race for three Santa Monica City Council seats in
The City Council has unanimously advanced a package of building code updates and permitting changes that would require landlords to notify tenants about construction before applying for a permit and
California and Los Angeles County officials sought Monday to reassure voters that Tuesday's midterm election is secure, urging residents to cast their ballots even as the Trump administration
An official Los Angeles County ballot drop box outside the Montana Avenue Branch Library stands a few feet from a Santa Monica Public Library book return.
The ballot drop box
A federal appeals court has rejected the Justice Department’s bid to force California to set aside thousands of disputed ballots, as Los Angeles County officials head into Tuesday’s
