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Santa Monica Company Responsible for LA’s Largest Mass Eviction Gives $400,000 Santa Monica-based Real estate investment trust company Douglas Emmett donated $400,000 to the Los Angeles Police Protective League. The police union is backing a […]
Nation’s Longest-Running Horror Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years of Scares The Screamfest® Horror Film Festival, the nation’s longest-running celebration of genre filmmaking, has revealed the second wave of competition titles for its 25th anniversary edition, set for October […]
Two national veterans organizations, Veterans For Peace and Iraq Veterans Against the War, are calling for the immediate withdrawal of the Maryland National Guard from the streets of Baltimore. “We are horrified to see military […]
Rising Home Prices, High Mortgage Rates Push More Americans Toward Renting The number of U.S. households that own their homes dropped slightly in the second quarter of 2025, marking the first year-over-year decline in nearly […]
By the time Friday night is over, public areas are about to become a little less smoky. So for those who freely use e-cigarettes in public, be sure to get your fill in before the […]
The L. A. Auto Show opened to the public on Friday November 30th and will run until December 9th. Nearly 50 vehicle debuts have been confirmed for the show. Aside from seeing classic cars, the […]
Police sought the public’s help Wednesday in solving the murders of two young East Los Angeles women whose bodies were found alongside two Los Angeles freeways a few years ago. The Los Angles City Council, […]
Horrific Crash on San Vicente Raises Renewed Concerns Over Pedestrian Safety A tragic traffic collision on Monday, March 10 left a pedestrian dead after he was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of San […]
The USC Trojan Marching Band will perform a special halftime tribute to the late Trojan track star and World War II hero Louis Zamperini at today’s football game against Notre Dame at the Los Angeles […]
Yearbook wins a Pacemaker Award! The 2008-2009 Brentwood School Yearbook, Aerie, won the National Scholastic Press Association Pacemaker Award, awarded to the top yearbooks in the country based on theme/concept, coverage, design, writing, and photography. […]
The strength of Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District lies in the partnerships forged with the diverse communities served. By listening to parents, district and site staff will betternunderstand your children and how to set them […]
Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds Possible Through Christmas as Officials Urge Residents to Prepare Multiple days of rain are forecast to move into Culver City beginning Tuesday, prompting weather officials and city leaders to urge residents […]
A red flag warning signifying a wildfire threat will be in force until this afternoon in almost all of Los Angeles County because of strong wing gusts, high heat, low humidity and extremely dry vegetation, […]
The ultraviolet index level for today in the Los Angeles area is 9, according to the National Weather Service. The reading indicates what the UV exposure is expected to be at noon, when the sun’s […]
Holiday favorite returns to Downtown SM until January 21. By Keldine Hull It may not ever look like Christmas in Southern California, but it can still feel like it. As the only slice of ice […]
Police yesterday sought the public’s help in locating a 66-year-old woman suffering from Alzheimer’s disease who went missing Friday from the Venice area. Patricia Ann Smith was last seen around 10 a.m. Friday in the […]
