A new study from UCLA Health argues that today's most advanced artificial intelligence systems are missing a fundamental property of human cognition — and that the gap could have
The Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains (RCDSMM) has received $500,000 in Measure A funding to advance the Topanga Lagoon Restoration Project, a multiagency initiative to restore
The Santa Monica History Museum has appointed Anne Wallentine as its new executive director, effective following her tenure as the museum's curator from 2023 to 2025.
During her
The ASICS Los Angeles Marathon honored wheelchair racing legend Jim Knaub and brothers Wesley and John Korir as its 2026 Golden Stars during this year's race weekend, recognizing
Bestselling author Amy Ephron returns to literary fiction with "Unseasonably Cold," a period mystery set in 1939 New York City, due May 12 from The Sager Group.
The
Chase opened its new Pacific Palisades branch Tuesday, nearly a year after the 2025 Southern California wildfires destroyed the previous location.
The 5,500-plus-square-foot space offers a larger, modern environment
The city of Santa Monica and The Bay Foundation launched an expansion of the Santa Monica Beach Dunes project Wednesday, adding nearly 30 acres of restored natural habitat along local
The Japanese arcade pop-up store Gacha & Catch will reopen March 14 at 1451 Third Street Promenade with new merchandise, including an exclusive Sonic & Friends collection.
The store, a
Clean Power Alliance (CPA), the nation's number one green power provider and California's largest community choice energy aggregator, has released its 2025 Impact Report, highlighting a
A jury panel has selected Los Angeles-based artist Erica Mahinay's painting "Unfetter (Blue Gaze)" for the Santa Monica municipal Art Bank collection through a partnership between
The National Park Service is conducting a congressionally mandated study on designating coastal areas from Will Rogers State Beach to Torrance Beach as part of the national park system. The study examines if the area meets criteria for national significance, suitability, and feasibility.
Federal immigration enforcement actions caused millions in business losses across Los Angeles County, with 82% of surveyed businesses reporting negative impacts and $3.7 million in losses over just three months, according to a new county report.
