PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Police on Wednesday were searching for a man who witnesses said walked up to a car stopped at a red light and opened fire, striking a female passenger
Santa Monica police officers arrested a man found hiding in a garage in the North of Montana neighborhood Tuesday morning after he allegedly broke into cars, officials said.
Officers received
CITY HALL — Attorneys with Santa Monica's Consumer Protection Unit said Monday they have seen a surge in housing discrimination complaints by tenants with disabilities.
One tenant with a
MALIBU — Amid frequent conflicts over night lighting throughout Malibu, officials will consider drafting a citywide lighting ordinance at a City Council meeting on April 8.
After a dark skies expert
CITY HALL — Pilots and flight school owners will keep a eye on the Airport Commission Monday night as it discusses for the first time a major change in landing fees
Native son Robert Redford, an accomplished filmmaker and environmentalist, bashes the city where he was born in an article featured in the April issue of Esquire magazine.
The Oscar winner
SUNSET PARK — Preferential parking passes, bus routes and parking in new buildings will all be getting reviewed by City Hall as officials move forward with policy changes meant to reshape
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY — Over $60,000 in property, including over 27,000 rounds of ammunition, that was allegedly purchased using stolen credit cards has been seized and at least three
Santa Monica police and fire fighters rescued a 29-year-old man who was threatening to kill himself by jumping off the end of the Santa Monica Pier on Wednesday night.
Police
Santa Monica Police officers confiscated 21 disabled parking placards and eight preferential parking permits Wednesday that were being misused by students at Santa Monica College or those using facilities there.
PCH — Emmy-winning and Oscar-nominated screenwriter Fay Kanin, who collaborated with her husband Michael in writing the scripts for such memorable 1950s films as "The Opposite Sex" and "
Last year, 30 rabbits found themselves in Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers one week after Easter, officials said.
The Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control is hoping
