A fundraiser, organized by a relative, notes that Jenkins was among the earliest African American property owners in the affluent neighborhood. She spent decades as an educator in Southern California and has mentored generations of […]
A long-running summer tradition for many local families returns in its 26th year helping young beachgoers build confidence in the water while learning the fundamentals of surfing and ocean safety. Perfect Day Surf Camp, founded […]
The free rides come as Santa Monica continues its transition to a zero-emission bus fleet. Big Blue Bus will offer free rides across its system on Wednesday, April 22, in observance of Earth Day. The […]
The Santa Monica-based REIT now controls one-third of the Golden Triangle’s medical office space Real estate investment trust Douglas Emmett, Inc. has finalized a $260 million deal to acquire the Bedford Collection, a premier medical […]
A petition circulated by the community group calls on city leaders to halt the planned demolition of a designated Historic-Cultural Monument in Brentwood, arguing the case could establish a precedent for property owners to neglect […]
Roam streams, meadows and oak trees in the heart of rock-lined Topanga Canyon this summer at Cali Camp, a welcoming adventure for campers ages 4 to 14. Offering three different camp experiences for classic fun, […]
A block-party-style event will take place at 2520 Second Street where attendees can enjoy live music, birthday cake and storytelling about the house’s history The Santa Monica Conservancy will mark the 10th anniversary of the […]
Attendees can view student-created works, enjoy live music, food and games while celebrating media arts. Venice Arts will hold its annual Community Day and student exhibit on Saturday, May 9, featuring youth artwork in film, […]
The festival aims to celebrate jazz as America’s classical music while highlighting African, African American and Caribbean cultural influences. The inaugural Los Angeles Jazz Festival will reveal its performer lineup and programming details during a […]
A pending decision by the California Public Utilities Commission, expected to be voted on April 30, would shift the timing of future electric credits to August and September — months when summer heat typically drives […]
The protest was organized by Jason Ignacio White and One Fair Wage after the owner and chef of Noma, René...
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