By Tim Broughton   He Was Framed. On Wednesday, April 26, at 10:45 a.m. officers of the Santa Monica Police Department were called out to investigate a report of a fight that was in progress […]

By Tom Elias Few California senators of the last 50 years have been more active than the Dianne Feinstein of early 2017. That’s important mostly because of Feinstein’s age – despite her dark hair, she’ll […]

On Saturday, May 6, Santa Monica parents will “pull back the curtain” to see first- hand how teens really party when they’re not around, from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at Conscious Recovery by CLARE […]

Monday, May 8 kicks off City Clerks Week in Santa Monica and across the country. City Clerk Denise Anderson-Warren and her team will offer special programming aimed at educating the public about the role of […]

No ticket was sold matching all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s multi-state Powerball game, and the jackpot for Saturday’s draw is expected to grow to $147 million. The numbers drawn were 17, 18, 49, 59, […]

The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday unanimously reconfirmed its commitment to achieve a “no kill” policy for all healthy and adoptable dogs and cats in the city’s shelters by the end of the year, or […]

Parts of the Southland again will bask in summertime temperatures Wednesday with the Santa Clarita Valley expected to hit a high of 95 degrees Fahrenheit, but showers are expected this weekend. Temperatures will be roughly […]

An author reading and discussion at the Santa Monica Library featured “Archaeology of the Bible,” a lecture by Jean-Pierre Isbouts. The author and lecturer, was at the library promoting his newest book “Archaeology of the […]