Rain is still expected in L.A. County Thursday, but it will arrive several hours later than initially expected, and there will be even less of it than the small amount that had been forecast, according […]

Five people were injured Thursday, two critically, in a fire that apparently started in grass between two adjacent homes in Pacific Palisades and spread to the residences, officials said. The greater-alarm fire broke out at […]

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County rose three-tenths of a cent Thursday to $3.037, its highest amount since March 21. The average price has risen seven of […]

By Beverly Cohn   Commedia dell’Arte is a style of theatre created in 16th century Italy. With its highly stylized, broad method of acting, its primary purpose, besides being “entertaining,” was to illuminate how foolish […]

The Santa Monica History Museum is excited to announce it will display an extensive Shirley Temple exhibition from Thursday, April 6th, until Saturday, May 13th, at the Santa Monica History Museum at 1350 7th Street, […]

Santa Monica Mayor Ted Winterer will be the featured speaker at the monthly public gathering of the Activist Support Circle on Monday, April 17 starting 6:00pm at the UnUrban Coffee House located at 3301 Pico […]

By Annette Semerdjian   The City of Santa Monica joins Seattle in suing the Trump Administration after being one of the many cities across the nation to have its sanctuary city status threatened. As a […]

“Sí, se puede!” Was the rallying cry in front of Santa Monica City Hall this Saturday, as a crowd of activists gathered to rally for the rights of transgender Americans in the face of an […]