Police believe Hespanhol may not be familiar with the area The Santa Monica Police Department is requesting the community’s assistance in locating a 26-year-old woman who was last seen on August 11 near the intersection […]

A Lease Reportedly Failed to Be Renegotiated and That the Landlord Has “Other Ventures” Planned for the Marina Marketplace Complex By Zach Armstrong Phenix Salon Suites’ location in Marina del Rey was the perfect spot for […]

The Invasive Plant Was Introduced to the U.S. As an Ornamental Vine in the Late 1800s By Zach Armstrong Recent photos show instances of Cape Ivy, an invasive and difficult-to-remove plant species common to Golden State’s […]

Someone Named in the Suit for Alleged Wrongdoing … Filed Their Own Suit Against the City in February By Zach Armstrong Within a span of six months, two former municipal workers filed lawsuits against the […]

Symptoms of Measles Include High Fever, Cough, Runny Nose, Red and Watery Eyes, Tiny White Spots Inside the Mouth The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed a measles case involving a non-resident who […]

The Fundraiser Seeks to Raise Enough Money to Purchase a Used Car and a New Mobilized Scooter A fundraiser has been organized to support Lawrence “Larry” Shaw Sr., a disabled veteran whose vehicle, mobilized scooter, […]

The New System Will Streamline Application Submittal and Permit Approval Processes, Provide Intuitive Navigation, and More The Santa Monica City Council unanimously voted to move forward with an initiative aimed at benefiting businesses, home renovators, […]

The incident remains under investigation A pedestrian was killed in a crash early Tuesday morning, prompting a nearly three-hour closure of all westbound lanes on the 10 Freeway in Santa Monica and affecting traffic on […]

His nine-year sentence will run concurrently with his sentence for the LAPD case Angel Diaz, a 21-year-old Los Angeles resident, has been sentenced to nine years in state prison following his guilty plea to charges […]

There Could Be a Shift From the Freeway Into the City’s Streets and Sidewalks By Zach Armstrong Although a recent green light from Sacramento yields a strong crackdown on homeless encampments, the directive only pertains […]