Four 14-year-old freshmen at Santa Monica High School are on a mission to ensure their classmates know how to save a life.
Louisa Gubbins, June Gallagher, Jade Martinez and Bryce
Over 150 business and community leaders gathered at the Regent Santa Monica Beach Hotel for the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce’s Power of Women in Leadership Luncheon, an afternoon
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica used its 2026 Yellow Rose Awards on Wednesday night to honor women whose work has shaped civic life, sustainability, and community care
The Santa Monica City Council has affirmed Jay Baldwin as the city's second poet laureate for a two-year appointment.
Born and raised in Santa Monica, Baldwin serves as
The Santa Monica Public Library released its Community Mapping Findings and Insights Report earlier this month, providing a foundation for the library's next strategic plan.
The report'
Santa Monica Pier’s ‘Locals’ Night’ Celebrates L.A. Hip-Hop Culture: This edition highlights the diversity and legacy of L.A.’s independent hip-hop scene with a curated lineup by
By Michelle Edgar
As communities across the country mark Women's History Month, Santa Monica is welcoming a new female-founded organization focused on one of the most urgent issues
Award-winning air carrier JSX will resume seasonal service to Napa County beginning April 17, offering Southern California travelers nonstop flights to wine country from three airports.
The carrier will resume
The Santa Monica City Council appointed Heidi von Tongeln as the city's next city attorney following a nationwide search.
Von Tongeln has served as interim city attorney since
The Santa Monica City Attorney's Office has obtained final judgments against two landlords who failed to pay mandatory temporary relocation benefits to displaced tenants.
Through the judgments, tenants
The American Red Cross is calling on donors to help the national blood supply recover following a severe shortage, offering free A1C testing and $15 Amazon gift cards for those
By Devan Sipher
At a time of war and polarization, a group of 160 Santa Monica students and family members gathered at Lincoln Middle School last month for an after-school
