Officials in Santa Monica are considering abandoning the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) to seek federal funding independently to combat homelessness. The potential change came into question after a grim presentation to the city […]

Several key issues ranging from transportation and the Exposition Light Rail Line to business signage, homelessness, campaign finances, and parking structures will be discussed at City Hall as the Santa Monica City Council holds its […]

The writing may have already been on the wall for the Santa Monica Public Library’s chess program when it lost its home at the Fairview branch due to budget cuts. The chess program recently suffered […]

Over-ambition can sometimes backfire when athletes and fitness enthusiasts who are driven to achieve amazing results lose themselves in exercise and end up in a constant state of being broken down and risking injury. I […]

After an extensive national search, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s school board announced on May 9 that Sandra L. Lyon would become the district’s new superintendent on July 1. “Sandy emerged as the front-runner from […]

Westsiders who love Mexican food know about La Cabana. The restaurant has been around since 1963, owned by Nina and Carlos Haro, and is fabled for its authentic cuisine, homemade tortillas, a wide selection of […]

Although the weather seemed to have an affect on the turnout, a handful of locals brought their children down to Will Rogers State Beach for an expedition into bicycle safety on May 7. Among those […]