CBS had 20 of last week’s 24 most-watched prime-time programs to finish first in the television ratings race for the 14th time in the 18-week-old season. CBS averaged 8.52 million viewers for its prime-time programming […]

A record 70.6 million travelers passed through Los Angeles International Airport in 2014, with the total passenger volume increasing 6 percent from the previous year. LAX saw 70,662,212 total passengers in 2014, compared with 66,665,726 […]

The federal government has agreed to settle a lawsuit in which the ACLU accused the Department of Veterans Affairs of misusing its sprawling West Los Angeles health campus while veterans with brain injuries and mental […]

Real estate brokerage site Movoto has published an article on the best dressed suburbs across the USA, ranking Santa Monica as number one out of 140 “suburbs” looked at. According to Movoto, Santa Monica has […]

A 45-year-old man was arrested on Saturday, Jan. 17, after erratic behavior on a bicycle caught the attention of police who then found the man in possession of a stolen drivers’ license as well as […]

Responding to concerns by Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck and other law enforcement officials that the real-time traffic app Waze jeopardizes the lives of police officers by allowing users to pinpoint their locations, a […]

The blizzard in the Northeast led to 106 flight cancellations at Los Angeles International Airport this morning, authorities said. As of 8 a.m.,  55 arrivals and 51 departures had been canceled, said Marshall Lowe of Los […]

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Thousands of historic pages of the Santa Monica College newspaper, the Corsair, crumbling and fading with age, have now been safely preserved and converted into a more research-friendly digital format. The Corsair digital collection – […]