In light of the opening of the Expo line and the very real possibility that many commuters may need somewhere to park their cars before boarding the train, Santa Monica City Council voted Tuesday to up the parking prices at a range of parking lots across the City, with the Civic Center lot hit the hardest.

A total of 221 Metro Expo Line parking spots will be up for sale Sunday morning, enabling early-morning commuters a guaranteed place to park at three Expo stations.

At approximately 7:30 PM, May 11, 2016, Santa Monica Fire Department received word of a train vs. car collision at the intersection of Lincoln and Colorado Blvd.  3 Engines, 1 Ladder Truck, 1 USAR Heavy […]

About 30 West Los Angeles-area residents with limited health insurance will receive much needed surgeries and medical procedures at no cost to them through Community Access Day, a collaborative effort between Kaiser Permanente West Los […]

The hearing coincided with the release of the “2015 Otis Report on the Creative Economy of California,” an annual report by the Otis College of Art and Design, which for the first time contained a […]

Tongva Park continues its third season of cultural programming on Wednesday, May 18th, at 7:30pm with category-defying L.A. bands Trio Ellas and El Haru Karoi. The Latin Grammy-nominated Trio Ellas describe themselves as “three chicas […]

To reduce risk for Alzheimer’s, skip Lumosity (games claiming to improve memory, etc.) and get onto the yoga mat, this study by UCLA-led team of neuroscientists and funded by the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation, […]

At approximately 7:30pm last night the Santa Monica Fire Department received word of a train vs. car collision at the intersection of Lincoln and Colorado Blvd.

Community access day provides free surgeries to underserved West L.A. Residents – the Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles and local clinic will team up to improve patients’ lives.

The legislature’s Joint Committee on the Arts, chaired by Senator Ben Allen today reviewed the findings of a new report on the $217 billion impact of creative industries on the California economy.