At 16, when most of her classmates were finishing their junior year, Isabella Guglielmetti walked away from the traditional high school classroom altogether.
She took the HiSET, a high school
The Santa Monica Police Department is asking additional victims to come forward after arresting a 72-year-old Calabasas man in connection with an indecent exposure incident at a women&
On 12 April 2016, 3,806 days ago, the Pico Neighborhood Association brought suit against the City of Santa Monica for unfair elections. They sought to change the election of
The City of Santa Monica’s ongoing legal dispute with Waymo hit a speedbump this month when the court overturned a previous ruling that had prevented Waymo from using its
The Santa Monica Democratic Club has endorsed Brian Goldsmith for state Senate District 24, adding the largest Democratic club in the district to his coalition.
Goldsmith won nearly 60% of
Downbeat 720, a high school performing arts collective sponsored by the city of Santa Monica's Recreation and Arts Department, celebrates its 25th anniversary with the start of a
More than 30 local small businesses gathered at the Annenberg Community Beach House on Aug. 28 for a free workshop aimed at teaching entrepreneurs how to put artificial intelligence to
The Santa Monica Public Library is celebrating Library Card Sign-Up Month this September with a special-edition library card designed by local artist Al Mercado and the return of
Distraught residents lined up to speak at City Hall last Tuesday about a threat to their homes, not from a natural disaster but from California Senate Bill 79 (SB 79)
ChargePoint and Eaton have partnered with the Santa Monica Department of Transportation to move the city's Big Blue Bus fleet to zero emissions by 2032, the companies announced
A Venice man who was once charged in the death of a Santa Monica bar manager has moved his fight from criminal to civil court, filing a lawsuit against Los