UCLA, UCSB, UCB and Sanford are joining together to create the Western Institute of Nanoelectronics. It will be one of the world’s largest joint research programs focusing on the pioneering technology called “spintronics.” The Institute’s headquarters will be located on the UCLA campus. It is being established with grants of $18.2 million from IBM, Intel, Texas Instruments, AMD, Freescale and MICRON, as well as a UC Discovery Grant.
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Topanga Canyon Road with Cal Trans Employees and a Lane Closure. Photo Credit: Caltrans District 7.
Caltrans Details Extensive PCH and Topanga Canyon Lane Closures for Recovery Work This Week
Restrictions feature daytime single-lane zones along the coast and overnight closures on State Route 27 starting Thursday. Coastal commuters and canyon drivers should brace for widespread traffic delays this week as state transit crews scale […]
Topanga Canyon Boulevard. Photo Credit: Caltrans.
Caltrans schedules overnight lane closures on Topanga Canyon Boulevard
Flagging crews will manage alternating traffic on a two-mile stretch of State Route 27. Commuters traveling between the San Fernando Valley and the coast should expect overnight traffic delays on Topanga Canyon Boulevard this week […]
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Malibu sets final deadlines for Woolsey Fire fee waiver program applications
The city’s financial relief program is winding down, here are the cutoffs you need to know. Malibu property owners must submit all required planning applications by Tuesday, June 30, to qualify for the city’s Woolsey […]
1923 Craftsman Bungalow at 1125 18th Street. Photo Credit: The Santa Monica Conservancy.
Santa Monica Conservancy Moves to Block Demolition of 1923 Craftsman Bungalow
Following a June 4 commission vote that cleared the Wilshire Montana home for removal, preservationists are seeking a permanent landmark title. Preservation advocates are executing a secondary strategy to protect a 1923 Craftsman bungalow in […]
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100 L.A. youth, families receive World Cup opening match tickets as city expands soccer programs
New partnerships with U.S. Soccer’s Soccer Forward Foundation and LAUSD aim to increase access to youth soccer through schools, parks and community programs ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. More than 100 Los Angeles-area […]
Santa Monica State of City Event to Feature Performances and Updates on the Realignment Plan
Mayor Torosis will deliver the address, outlining accomplishments from the past year and discussing priorities for 2027. Santa Monica will...
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SM.a.r.t Column: The Dual Process, Part Three: The Line the Sea Is Moving Toward
The Part One article showed Santa Monica’s permitting delay as self-inflicted; Part Two, that the bill has shed its exemptions,...
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