Powerful surf rolled onto beaches on the West Coast and Hawaii on Thursday as a big swell generated by the stormy Pacific Ocean pushed toward shorelines, causing localized flooding.
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Today is the second of our annual Year in Review features summarizing the news from 2023. You can find the regular features such as columns, breaking news and calendar listings
Barbecue bon viveur Kevin Bludso opens outlet in central Santa Monica: Arguably Southern California’s most celebrated local pitmaster, Kevin Bludso, once again expanded his scope of operations and opened
Santa Monica celebrates the Most Loved Awards: Santa Monica recognized its best businesses with the annual unveiling of the Most Loved contest winners. More than 60,000 votes were cast
Holiday sales rose this year and spending remained resilient during the shopping season even with Americans wrestling with higher prices in some areas and other financial worries, according to the
Pro-Palestinian protesters briefly blocked entrance roads to airports in New York and Los Angeles on Wednesday, snarling traffic as U.S. airlines contended with a rush of holiday travel.
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Today is the first of our annual Year in Review coverage summarizing the news from 2023. The next four editions of the print paper will contain the
From bitter rivals to business partners: A legal threat to a new city-wide digital advertising system was amicably resolved among the two companies vying for the contract. BIG Outdoor
New building on West LA VA campus to house 59 homeless and at-risk veterans: Almost 60 formerly homeless veterans received housing at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs (VA)
Nearly three years after rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol, the false election conspiracy theories that drove the violent attack remain prevalent on social media and cable news: suitcases filled
On December 24th at approximately 11:26 p.m. officers from the Santa Monica Police Department responded to an apartment in the 1300 block of 14th Street for an assault
Following a slightly deeper dive into the issue, Council voted unanimously to authorize the City to enter into agreements with Alabama-based Altec Industries, Watsonville-based National Auto Fleet Group
