A longtime development fight came to an end when a developer dropped the last of several lawsuits filed over the city of Malibu’s rejection of the proposed Trancas Town project in the western part of […]

John Ridley, screenwriter of last year’s Oscar-winning “12 Years A Slave,” was named today the feature film winner of the Humanitas Prizes, which honor writers whose work “explores the human condition” in a manner that […]

Police today sought the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of burglarizing 11 Studio City homes in less than five hours. The burglaries happened between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday on seven different […]

A businessman who was shot twice in the upper body while sitting behind the wheel of a brand new Rolls Royce in Hollywood was today identified as Cameron Segal. Los Angeles Police Department Lt. Scott […]

Thousands of people are expected to join Los Angeles Catholic Archbishop Jose Gomez today for an inaugural event aimed at celebrating “the beauty of every human life from conception to natural death.” “In the Christian […]

Ralph Mechur has returned to his position on the Santa Monica-Malibu School District Board of Education just a little more than 10 weeks after placing fifth and losing his seat at the November 2014 election. […]

A concerted effort by Santa Monica City staff to raise fees for local outdoor fitness instructors was shut-down by City Council Tuesday, as the majority of council members agreed that such an increase was unnecessary. […]

Fines of up to $10,000 could face Santa Monicans who don’t toe the water-reduction line following Tuesday night’s City Council meeting where new citywide water-reduction policies were adopted. In response to Council declaring in August […]

As the first Santa Monica Rotary gathering of the year, the Jan. 9 meeting at the Riviera Country Club kicked off with warm salutations as members greeted each other after a two-week holiday break. After […]