DTSM begins search for new security provider:
Following the news that private security firm Covered 6 pulled out of a contract to patrol the 3rd Street Promenade, the Downtown Santa
Volleyball Tournament: On Oct. 25, Santa MoniCARES held its second-annual Volley-Ween fundraiser tournament, raising money for local Santa Monica nonprofits during the holiday season. Teams were able to play volleyball
On a mountainside where walls of flames torched the forest on their way toward Lake Tahoe in 2021, blackened trees stand against a gray sky.
"If you can find
The United Auto Workers union said Wednesday it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford that could be a breakthrough toward ending the nearly 6-week-old strikes against Detroit automakers.
On September 22, a lone suspect entered the First Citizens Bank at 1630 Montana Avenue in Santa Monica, pointed a firearm at employees and demanded money. Fearing for their lives,
The end of October signifies many things; not only does everything suddenly get a pumpkin spice variant regardless of whether you want it, but the leaves change color, the nights
In Tuesday’s meeting Council approved changes to the city’s zoning code to allow for expanded retail cannabis sales, finally acknowledging the opportunity it presents to assist in the
On Saturday, The Canary will become the Dead Man’s Luau, an interactive music and visual festival from the mind of Wes Chiller. The third iteration of the event, and
In 2018, Cher took a break from her New Zealand tour to relax with one of her favorite treats, gelato. Stepping into "The Giapo Store‘’ in Auckland, she was
A courageous group of storytellers are set on curbing dangerous stigmas, using their professional voices to showcase personal tales of struggle and triumph.
The Santa Monica Playhouse will play host
Theater productions can transport audiences to places they’ve never been, from fictional lands of intrigue to ones rooted in historical context. For Santa Monica High School’s (Samohi) fall
