Los Angeles Councilman-elect David Ryu will hold his swearing in ceremony today to mark the start of his four-year term on the Los Angeles City Council. Ryu, a health center director, will be the first […]

A car that witnesses said was clipped by a taxi cab careened into a gas pump in Malibu Saturday night, causing a fire that did not injure anyone, authorities said. The 7:45 p.m. crash happened […]

The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting this Monday  at the district office, 1651 16th Street, Santa Monica. The original notice stated that open session would begin at […]

Whole Foods Market at 5th and Wilshire in Santa Monica will donate 5 percent of the day’s sales directly to Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation (SMMEF) this Tuesday, June 30.   Proceeds from the event will […]

Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj will carry a leading six nominations each into Sunday’s 15th annual BET Awards, while Beyonce and Lil Wayne each have four. Brown is nominated for best male R&B/pop artist, along […]

Retiring Beverly Hills High School Principal Carter Paysinger on Friday signed a $685,000 settlement of his federal civil rights lawsuit against the Beverly Hills Unified School District. Paysinger, the only black to be principal in […]

Like many Cal State L.A. students, Gregory Hogrebe has complemented his classroom experience with work experience. He is employed as a forensic specialist for the Santa Monica Police Department, where he conducts crime scene investigations […]

This January, Bodybuilding.com kicked off its fifth annual Transformation Challenge. With the largest prize to date, the $200,000 contest attracted an astonishing 57,327 entrants from all around the world. The male and female winners each took home […]

He walked a couple of steps from his bed to the refrigerator, stepping over an acoustic guitar that lay on the floor. The refrigerator was crowded, a couple of half empty milk cartons, various Trader […]

A bill co-sponsored by a Santa Monica legislator that would require almost all school children in California to be vaccinated against diseases such as measles and whooping cough was approved Thursday by the Assembly, putting […]