A homeless man was arrested outside the Daily Press office on Monday after stabbing the building’s security guard.
At about 1:50 p.m. the suspect was seen spreading
A partnership sprung by the entertainment industry has added a unique boozy flavor to the Christmas holiday shopping experience.
Locals Dan Pellar and Paul Helling, both veterans of film and
The weekend began in Santa Monica with a ceremony celebrating the completion of the 17th Street and Michigan Ave bike lane project, held at the 17th St/SMC Metro station
On Friday, December 1 at approximately 8 p.m Santa Monica Police Department officers responded to the 1000 block of 3rd Street for a “Follow Up” Investigation related to an
Prosecutors charged a man Monday with four counts of murder in the fatal shootings of three homeless men in Los Angeles and a suburban resident last month.
Jerrid Joseph Powell
In March 2021, the Los Angeles film industry was just beginning to roar back to life after a prolonged COVID-induced slump, but Michael Addis, a freelance filmmaker, was still
Already CIF Southern Section Division 13 champions for the first time since 1998, the St. Monica Mariners attempt to reach the Division 6-A State Championship fell one game short
A Santa Monica College (SMC) freshman, Carter Sparks sued SMC last year claiming the school’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for in-person learning infringed on his religious freedom and
The Lincoln Middle School orchestras winter concert took place on Nov. 30, bringing in a sizable crowd of parents and locals to the school’s auditorium.
The program included performances
The final Culture Collective conversation event of 2023 took place on Nov. 28, a fireside chat at the Santa Monica Ice Rink hosted by Santa Monica Arts Commissioner Michelle Edgar
Council votes unanimously to approve the 2022-23 fiscal year-end budget review
At a recent meeting of Santa Monica City Council, councilmembers voted unanimously 7-0 to move forward
California water agencies serving 27 million people will get 10% of the water they requested from state supplies to start 2024 due to a relatively dry fall, even though the
