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As in-person voting begins in California’s special election on redistricting, Gov. Gavin Newsom has repeatedly asserted that the Trump administration could send immigration agents to polling places in an
The Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved a comprehensive realignment plan Tuesday aimed at restoring public safety, revitalizing the downtown core and achieving fiscal stability by 2028, marking what officials
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber outlined the state's preparations for next week's unusual statewide special election on Tuesday, addressing security measures, voter access and an
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger announced the launch of a dedicated website and hotline for reporting suspected fraud related to AB 218 cases.
The AB 218
The Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity and the Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment have reopened their $100,000 Economic Opportunity Grant Program for Chambers of Commerce, offering increased
Santa Monica city leaders rallied behind City Manager Oliver Chi's comprehensive realignment plan last week, with council members pledging to deliver on campaign promises through initiatives targeting public
A delegation from Fujinomiya, Japan, visited Santa Monica High School last week as part of the decades-long sister city partnership between the two communities, where they were greeted by local
Two years after four Pepperdine University students were killed by a speeding motorist on Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu officials gathered Friday to honor their memory while highlighting dramatic safety improvements
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a comprehensive plan Tuesday to safeguard access to Medi-Cal and CalFresh benefits for 1.7 million residents who could lose coverage under
City Manager Oliver Chi is asking Council to sign off on a wholesale rewrite of what it means to be Santa Monica in a widespread "revitalization plan" up
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California, listen up: Former President Barack Obama wants you to know that the whole nation is counting on you this November.
“Democracy is on the ballot,” the 44th president says
Santa Monica's already-challenging effort to fill volunteer board positions has become more difficult after two commission members resigned this month, citing internal conflicts and disagreements with city leadership.
