The centerpiece of the season, “Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl,” features four performances Aug. 20–23, including Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, a genre-spanning concert curated by Dudamel and a collaboration with the Foo Fighters. The Los Angeles […]
Defendant was detained on UCLA campus before police discovered the child at Santa Monica residence. Murder charges were formally contested Thursday by a Santa Monica woman accused in the death of her 17-month-old daughter. Carmen […]
Bob Reynolds, Carl Allen and Theo Saunders headline three-concert lineup. Santa Monica College will open its Spring 2026 Friday Night Jazz Series on March 6, featuring three concerts by nationally and internationally recognized jazz musicians. […]
County engineers confirm jagged slabs in Rustic Canyon confluence from decades-old lining failure; crews on standby to remove debris post-storm while channel remains safe for projected flows, per Councilwoman Traci Park
Community event pairs half-marathon route with stops at top local bakeries. More than 100 participants are expected to walk together through Santa Monica, Venice, and the Westside this weekend as part of the LA Bakery […]
Sunday Supper at Petitgrain Boulangerie features Sicilian slices, smoked ribs, and dessert. Sunshine and Semolina will host a Sunday Supper pop-up in Santa Monica on Feb. 22, offering a limited to-go menu featuring pizza, smoked […]
The event, called Night Out for No Kid Hungry, merges Taste of the Nation and the No Kid Hungry Dinner into a single evening featuring more than 50 chefs, restaurateurs and mixologists from across the […]
Reddy Ice is owned by SCI Capital Partners, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm that focuses on control investments in industrial companies. A Los Angeles-based private equity firm is behind a major consolidation in the […]
Public notices posted at 1403 Third Street signal incoming food tenant at former Wetzel’s Pretzels space in downtown Santa Monica. A new restaurant appears to be in the works for a long-vacant storefront on the […]
By CHARLES ANDREWS I HAVE TO LEAD WITH THIS: This past weekend, Gustavo Dudamel presented an extraordinary and courageous performance, transforming Beethoven’s formidable “Egmont” into a searing rebuke for the horrors being inflicted on Americans, […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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