A dead 10-foot-long, 1,200-pound newborn gray whale washed ashore in Santa Monica on Tuesday.
The whale, which washed up near lifeguard tower 12, was taken off the beach by Santa Monica city maintenance workers.
An employee of the Natural History Museum was called to Santa Monica to investigate the reason for the whale’s death, according to county lifeguard Lydia Barillas.
A social media post described agents in green vests conducting an arrest, identifying one black Chevrolet Tahoe without plates and a dark gray Toyota Camry with a California license plate. Santa Monica police said federal […]
The Willows, a DK-8 co-educational school, enrolls 470 students from 51+ zip codes annually. As a balanced, progressive educational leader, experiential learning, technology, and arts are integrated into cutting-edge curriculum. We believe each child brings our community […]
The iconic store, once visited by celebrities like Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, will shut its doors on July 23
New data shows interim-to-permanent housing placements dropped 36% over past year. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) released the numbers for its Greater Los Angeles 2026 Homeless Count on Friday, July 24. After two years of encouraging […]
Closure of longtime shelter Samoshel sparks fears in Pico as Santa Monica repurposes motels for transitional housing. By Zach Armstrong An overhaul of Santa Monica’s approach to homelessness is generating anxiety among residents. Plans to […]
The fundraiser seeks to offset costs including tournament fees, transportation, lodging, meals and equipment. The Santa Monica 12U Girls Fastpitch Softball Team has earned a berth in the National Championships after a season marked by […]
