Santa Monica College maintains its hold as California’s No. 1 community college in transferring students to the prestigious University of California (UC) system, for the 25th consecutive year.  This finding came from recent 2014-15 transfer […]

With an estimated 25,000 homeless residents in Los Angeles, homelessness in LA has increased 12 percent in two years.  To help make a difference this holiday season, the Upward Bound House, a Santa Monica-based social […]

The Santa Monica Police Department and the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) will host a training today to help bartenders and other staff of bars, clubs, restaurants and liquor stores in Santa Monica to […]

The City of Santa Monica’s Safe Routes to School Program partnered with the McKinley Elementary School sustainability and beautification committee and Santa Monica Spoke (a local bike advocacy group) to host more than 600 attendees […]

A 19-year-old Los Angeles man was busted after exposing himself to passersby on Santa Monica Beach. On Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 2:33 pm officers of the Santa Monica Police Department were on patrol in the […]

The Crossroads Boys Cross Country team finished 9th in the State this past Saturday after a stellar performance in Fresno.  Cross-town rival Brentwood, finished 10th overall a mere :03 behind the Roadrunners.  This was a […]

What if you could help a senior save $104.90 a month on the Medicare Part B premium? Or qualify for up to $194 in CalFresh benefits to pay for food? Or get some extra help […]

The 63rd anniversary display of the Santa Monica Nativity Scenes will start Sunday, Dec. 13, 2015. The 13 life-size scenes depicting events surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ will be located at Mount Olive Lutheran […]

This week kicks off the highly anticipated 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (also known as COP21 for the 21st Gathering of the Conference of Parties) in Paris. Though only national governments can be negotiation […]