Nick Gabaldon’s contributions to the Civil Rights Movement are not as well known as some of his contemporaries, but his bravery changed surfing forever. As the first documented surfer of color in LA, Gabaldon paved the way for a level of diversity that is far more commonplace in the modern day surfing community.
Police detained an individual after finding a woman fatally injured. By Dolores Quintana Santa Monica Police Department officers were called to the 1900 block of Pico Boulevard on Saturday, July 25, at 5:21 p.m, after a […]
16-year-old surrenders following lethal altercation along Pacific Coast Highway. Authorities placed a 16-year-old Las Vegas teenager in custody on Tuesday evening after he surrendered to detectives investigating a fatal beachside shooting along Pacific Coast Highway, […]
PAIGE is one of several high-end retail brands and restaurants that have announced a comeback to the shopping district. By Zach Armstrong Premium denim and apparel brand PAIGE is returning to Palisades Village when the shopping […]
Safeguarding neighborhoods against wildfires is a collective responsibility, and effective wildfire defense should be accessible to all homeowners, not a luxury reserved for a few. That is the foundational philosophy behind Matador Fire, a company […]
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 […]
Medical examiner rules death a homicide as his son awaits August arraignment. Famed American baritone Jubilant Sykes died from dozens of knife wounds inside his Santa Monica home late last year, according to newly released […]
