Crime, homelessness and security were prime concerns among residents who attended last week’s Council meeting.
The Santa Monica Pier is expanding its search for revenue following two years of sobering financials.
The board of Downtown Santa Monica voted to approve a private security company patrolling the Third Street Promenade
Santa Monica’s lone gun seller may find themselves in the crosshairs of new rules after Council advanced a proposal for new restrictions
Garbage rates will increase by about 11 percent a year for the next five years after Council unanimously approved a five-year schedule.
Santa Monica will celebrate Juneteenth this Saturday with its annual festival at Virginia Ave. Park.
According to a recent LAist survey conducted between Dec. 12 and March 12, 33% of respondents who classified themselves as either homeowners or renters felt homelessness stood as “their biggest personal stressor”
Last week, Senate Bill 7 (SB7) failed to advance in the Senate Appropriations committee
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra visited the Venice Family Clinic on Rose Avenue Wednesday
Santa Monica resident and State Senator Ben Allen joined a group of lawmakers and transit advocates on Tuesday to argue for more public transportation.
The California Supreme Court set a second oral argument session this week scheduling the local case for arguments on June 27
Since its founding 41 years ago, Community Corporation of Santa Monica has built 2,023 affordable apartments in West Los Angeles
