As SMC Community Education’s vibrant Winter Session gets under way today, it is also looking ahead to an even heartier Spring Semester – with more than 170 classes, workshops and tours, including several new offerings. […]

Bess Myerson, who became the first Jewish Miss America in the United States in 1944 and later ran for a Senate seat, died Dec. 14 at her home in Santa Monica at age 90, it […]

Industry fears of a 10-cent increase in gasoline prices due to a new California carbon tax seem to have fallen by the wayside, as the retail price in Los Angeles County on Saturday was $2.674, […]

Dr. Maher Hathout, who helped found the Muslim Public Affairs Council, and was viewed by many local Muslims as a leader of the American Muslim community, died Friday, according to the MPAC. Hathout was born […]

Holiday eating can get the best of us sometimes causing us to carry around a few extra pounds. Below are the two most common questions I receive from patients regarding a healthy weight. How can […]

The Beachwood Canyon entrance of a trail that leads to a view of the Hollywood Sign will re-open to pedestrians on Monday, city Recreation and Parks officials announced today. A newly installed electric gate will […]

Dock workers at the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports on Friday protested a partial work stoppage ordered by a group representing West Coast terminal operators, saying it will slow down the unloading of cargo […]

Undocumented immigrants got in line early Friday at state Department of Motor Vehicles offices in Los Angeles, the first day that those who cannot establish legal U.S. residency can apply for drivers licenses. At the […]