As California lawmakers consider a bill that would limit sprawl development in blaze-prone areas, a new report highlights how rampant construction in high fire-risk wildlands is putting more people in harm’s way and contributing to a dramatic increase in costs associated with fire suppression and damages.

Amidst allegations of labor violations, Santa Monica Democratic Club calls on hotel owner, Columbia Sussex, to abide by the law and sever business operations in the City of Santa Monica by December 2021SANTA MONICA,

You can make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer's and all other dementia by joining the Volunteer Walk Committee for the Walk to End Alzheimer's - Santa Monica!! Held annually in more

Sitting on the balcony of his first-floor studio on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, Jake Arnold, British interior designer to American stars, is telling me how Californian he has become after almost a decade living in Los Angeles.

John E. Alle captured this cool view of a dinosaur topiary at Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. Thank you, John, for sharing your photo with Patch readers. If you have an awesome photo of nature,

Vehicle listings company TrueCar swung to a net profit in the fourth quarter on the sale of its ALG subsidiary to J.D. Power in November. The Santa Monica, Calif., company on Wednesday reported net income of $88 million in the quarter that ended Dec.

The Getty Villa Museum presents a feminist retelling of Pandora's box in a virtual play-reading. (Den Legaspi) Head to the drive-in for a screening of Coming to America, just in time for the sequel, Coming 2 America,

The first day of spring is only about a month away. As things begin to warm up, what’s your favorite thing about spring in Santa Monica? I live near the tennis courts in Santa Monica. In the last month,

The Santa Ana Winds are back, bringing strong gusts of wind to Southern California Wednesday and Thursday. The weather service issued a high-wind advisory slated to last from 9 p.m. Wednesday to 3 p.m.

Some states have spent hundreds of millions of dollars helping residents and businesses as the wait for more federal money continues.