SMDP's Weekly Guide to Food & Entertainment Goings-On In & Around Town includes Oktoberfest, Montana Ave Art Walk, Opera at the Beach, The Other Art Fair, and much
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved nearly $30 million in emergency rent relief Tuesday, targeting residents displaced by January wildfires and immigrant families affected by federal immigration
Los Angeles and Ventura county fire departments launched a major wildfire prevention initiative Monday in the Santa Monica Mountains, deploying hand crews and 500 goats to clear hazardous vegetation from
The Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors is hosting a free community open house Saturday, Sept. 27, to gather input on making Marina del Rey more welcoming and
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath is hosting emergency preparedness fairs this fall to help residents prepare for disasters including wildfires, earthquakes and floods.
The events, scheduled for October
California State Sen. Ben Allen announced his candidacy for California Insurance Commissioner, pledging to prioritize consumers while ensuring a climate-resilient insurance market. The Santa Monica Democrat enters the race with
Santa Monica Police End Freeway Standoff, BB Gun Recovered
A man suspected of brandishing a weapon on Interstate 10 was taken into custody Wednesday after a brief standoff that closed
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Tuesday urged a state appellate court to overturn a Superior Court ruling that allowed a man accused of a violent, racially
A partnership between the USC Credit Union Community Foundation and Los Angeles County has distributed $80,000 in emergency cash assistance to 80 workers impacted by the devastating Eaton and
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is expanding weapons detection technology and tightening access controls across its transit system as officials work to address a safety crisis that has
The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations released a report examining how county priorities and operations reflect internationally recognized human rights standards. The report, created in collaboration with the
Los Angeles County officials warned that a federal executive order ending support for ‘housing first’ policies directly threatens the region's homelessness strategy and could eliminate more than $150
