The inaugural Ocean Way Festival, which had been set for Sept. 26-27 on the beach south of the Santa Monica Pier, has been canceled after storm surf and drainage runoff eroded large sections of the ...
A former Santa Monica tech executive convicted of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars has been added to the FBI's Most Wanted Fraudsters list after fleeing the country ahead of his ...
Trader Joe's has purchased a former Rite Aid drugstore at 1331 Wilshire Blvd. for $22 million, according to public records and county assessor data. The Monrovia-based grocer acquired the ...
The race to succeed term-limited State Sen. Ben Allen in California's 24th Senate District remains a crowded and fluid affair, with more than a dozen candidates touting fundraising hauls, high-profile ...
Rental prices in Santa Monica fell sharply in March, dropping 2.3% in a single month as the city recorded the steepest annual rent decline in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. The median rent in the ...
You’ve likely never heard of PACE, but for thousands of California seniors, it’s the reason they’re still living at home. PACE stands for Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly, and it is an ...
Santa Monica fans will not have to go far to feel the World Cup. With eight matches scheduled at SoFi Stadium, the biggest question for many Westside residents may not be whether to watch — but how to ...
Doc Martens and It's Sugar have closed their locations on the Third Street Promenade contributing to the 30% vacancy rate on the City’s flagship economic street, even as officials point to millions of ...
The City Council voted Tuesday unanimously to authorize an exclusive negotiating agreement with concert giant AEG Presents and its Goldenvoice subsidiary to study whether the shuttered Santa Monica ...
California Environmental Voters, the state's leading climate advocacy organization, announced its endorsement of Brian Goldsmith for state Senate in District 24. Senate District 24 takes in some of ...
Every 10 homes lost to a climate-related disaster per 10,000 residents is associated with a 1 percentage point increase in homelessness, according to a sweeping new national study led by UCLA ...
As rising rents and redevelopment continue to reshape one of Los Angeles County's most storied working-class neighborhoods, a Santa Monica native is fighting back with poetry, essays, and memory.