Premium Santa Monica news in your inbox. It's free, cancel anytime. So she did – in seven separate in-person transactions at her local bank over three weeks. Her life savings disappeared, along with the man who scammed her. For a time, she said she ...

For a time, she said she contemplated suicide. But then she got angry — at her bank. Premium Santa Monica news in your inbox. It's free, cancel anytime. “Despite many red, red flags, my bank failed to consider that I might be a victim of elder fraud ...

Premium Santa Monica news in your inbox. It's free, cancel anytime. “I’ve been wanting to work in the theater professionally ever since I was a kid, and to be doing it with so many wonderfully talented people has been the absolute joy [of] my life ...

On In & Around Town! Venice Art Crawl: The annual event showcases local artists, artisans, and retail spots offering everything from ceramics, painting, and photography, to music, poetry, and food. Activations and pop-ups will take place in and around Lincoln Blvd,

The Kitchen United Mix food court on the Promenade is set to undergo a radical transformation into an arcade-style mini golf experience

Board of Education has put a special meeting on the schedule for Thursday, a chance to broach facility needs for district schools and discuss a general obligation bond for the November 2024 ballot. During the meeting,

This Saturday, June 22, during the Santa Monica Pride on the Promenade celebrations celebrated artist Andre Miripolsky will be painting full-size pianos with children from the Santa Monica YMCA in front of the Santa Monica Art Museum on the 1200 block of the Third Street Promenade from 3–5pm.

This Saturday, June 22, during the Santa Monica Pride on the Promenade celebrations celebrated artist Andre Miripolsky will be painting full-size pianos with children from the Santa Monica YMCA in front of the Santa Monica Art Museum on the 1200 block of the Third Street Promenade from 3–5pm.

A tourist from Reno, Nevada, visiting Santa Monica for “a few days” had the windscreen of his white 2023 Honda Passport smashed as the result of a homeless man hurling his backpack at the vehicle as it attempted to join 5th Street from the 10 freeway exit ramp.

At Bezian Bakery, customers flock to their stall with smiles, drawn by the irresistible aroma of their meticulously crafted sourdough breads. Jack Bezian, the mastermind behind the operation, employs a painstaking from-scratch process,

Assistance League Santa Monica (ALSM) beams with pride as a multi-year recipient of the Best Thrift Shop award. Their gratitude extends to the loyal customers and supportive community members who make their mission possible.

Love At First Sit is deeply humbled and honored to be voted Santa Monica’s number one Most Loved Pet Related Store/Service and Independent Business/Santa Monica Resident Owned! In response to the disparity between qualified pet services that addresses the needs of special needs pets,

One of the founders of the business, Corky Harvey, is a mother of two and she founded the Pump Station & Nurtury in Santa Monica more than 35 years ago. Harvey saw the need for a place where parents could get the support and information they needed to care ...

Along with a Juneteenth celebration, commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States, the SMBEA offices played host to the Belize Nationality and Passports Department, taking appointments to apply for passports and nationality certificates as part of the inaugural Belize Diaspora Summit.

A Democratic lawmaker took aim at the wages of nonprofit CEOs after they opposed her union-backed bill that would add disclosure requirements

Dear Editor, Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 felony counts of falsifying his company’s business records to keep information from voters that he knew would harm his 2016 presidential campaign.

The patience of those who seek reasonably-priced raw fish has finally been rewarded as the long-awaited Maru Sushi has opened its doors.

Natives of Santa Monica are already well-versed in ocean environmental matters, but one local wants to bring that knowledge worldwide in his latest media endeavor. Santa Monica-based director Brian Peter Falk’s new documentary project “Hope in the Water” premieres Wednesday on PBS,

I went to a nearby Target for laundry detergent and found the bottles locked in a glass case like prized jewels. I was confused: Was there another supply chain snafu? Or was it a safety concern, like when Sudafed was moved behind the pharmacy counter?

I went to a nearby Target for laundry detergent and found the bottles locked in a glass case like prized jewels. I was confused: Was there another supply chain snafu? Or was it a safety concern, like when Sudafed was moved behind the pharmacy counter?