The City of Malibu Emergency Services has issued an advisory that the Pacific Coast Highway near Santa Monica remains closed in the northbound lanes following an overnight landslide.
The northbound PCH lanes between Sunset Boulevard and Temescal Canyon Road in Pacific Palisades were closed at approximately 4 am.
Bulldozers are currently working to remove debris off the road, but officials have not given an estimate to when the lanes would reopen.
Gail Sanders was reported missing from the 1800 block of West 48th Street around 6:45 p.m. on June 2. Authorities and family are searching for a 74-year-old woman with dementia who was last seen Tuesday […]
The Local Coastal Program will give the city greater decision-making authority over coastal development projects — including temporary events, commercial tenant improvements, and outdoor dining. Santa Monica and the California Coastal Commission have entered into […]
Chicken chain’s new restaurant on the Third Street Promenade marks its latest Southern California expansion. Raising Cane’s will open its new Santa Monica restaurant on June 10, according to signage posted outside the location at […]
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Awards will be presented in several categories, including Best in Show, Best Porsche, Best European Car, Best Japanese Car, Best American Car and Best Automotive Curiosity. More than 200 curated vehicles are expected to line […]
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