Isolated showers were expected in the Southland this morning as the region braced for another heat wave, which will create health risks and “elevated fire danger,” forecasters said. In Santa Monica, the forecast is for […]

Stephen M. Drezner, a RAND Corporation analyst and executive who conducted early research into the evolving relationship between humans and computers and later helped shape and guide the growth of the nonprofit institution over a […]

A man selling fruit on Santa Monica Beach was arrested on Saturday, Aug. 15, during a special Santa Monica Police Department special assignment. At 12 pm Santa Monica police officers were working an assignment that […]

Since 1937, the Assistance League of Santa Monica chapter has been helping children and families in need in the Santa Monica Bay Area. They work closely with the Santa Monica/Malibu Unified School District and local […]

Friends and family gathered in Venice to honor the late Tony Longo on Aug. 19, 2015 which would have been the actor’s 54th birthday.

Santa Monica College has announce the new Judge David B. Finkel Social Justice Scholarship. The endowed scholarship was established by the family of the late SMC Trustee, civic leader, and civil rights champion to continue […]

Kathryn Vernez, longtime City of Santa Monica government and community relations leader, has been named to the Board of the Directors of The Bay Foundation. Vernez’ 35-plus years in urban planning and project management, first […]

The City of Santa Monica says temporary lane closures and delays are possible during daytime hours today through Friday, Aug. 28 in the following locations: • 5th St. (between Olympic Blvd and Broadway) • California […]

Fun fact: the girl scouts do more than just sell thin mints and somoas, though that’s what it may seem like to an average hungry person in the height of cookie season. Girl Scouts are […]