Budget enhancements address priorities adopted by the council such as homelessness, cleanliness and safety and economic recovery. By Zach Armstrong The proposed FY 2023-25 biennial budget for Santa Monica includes the “most substantial restoration of […]

Special Alert For The Public’s Help To Find Juvenile Who Went Missing On May 6 Special Alert: Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department are seeking assistance in locating a missing juvenile who is […]

The Run Is Taking Place On May 28 So There’s Still Time To Register The iconic Brentwood Run is set to mark its 40th anniversary this year, inviting participants to revel in the beauty of […]

The HSGP Aims To Improve The Quality Of Life Of Santa Monica’s Youth And Families, People With Disabilities, Seniors, Low-Income Households, And People Experiencing Homelessness. By Zach Armstrong The Santa Monica City Council will allocate […]

The Two Suspects Were Connected To Other Crimes In The Area Including Residential And Vehicle Burglaries Two juveniles, one of whom accidentally shot himself in the hand, were arrested in Santa Monica on Wednesday for […]

After A Pandemic-Influenced Hiatus, The Garden Is Open Again After a pandemic-induced hiatus, Santa Monica College’s Organic Learning Garden—a 1,200-square-foot garden in the heart of the college’s main campus—is open, once again, to students (and […]

International Visitation Saw An Increase Almost Reaching 2019 Levels While Lodging Was The Biggest Revenue Source From Tourism. By Zach Armstrong The amount of visitors in Santa Monica almost doubled last year to about 5,320,500 […]