California’s officialdom makes decisions in the name of governance that are mostly predictable and not noteworthy

California’s officialdom makes decisions in the name of governance that are mostly predictable and not noteworthy

Karen Bass’ campaign to eradicate homelessness features several defining aspects that none of her mayoral predecessors tried

"I am incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished ... However, recent personal challenges have led me to reassess my future commitments"

In a statement sent to the Daily Press, Councilmember Christine Parra said the following. “After much thought and deep reflection on both my personal circumstances and theneeds of our community, I have decided not to seek re-election for my position on theCity Council.

Critical federal audit exposes California's flawed anti-fraud policies in homelessness programs. Hundreds of millions were put at risk.

Staff within the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) is being shored up entering the 2024-25 school year, including a new Director of Student Services for the district and a new principal at Malibu High School.

Now coming back for its 15th edition, the MixMatch Dance Festival does just that, bringing dozens of dance companies in a litany of forms for an unforgettably unique weekend.

Critical federal audit exposes California's flawed anti-fraud policies in homelessness programs. Hundreds of millions were put at risk.

Experience the vibrant jazz scene of Los Angeles with the Hot Club of Los Angeles, an amazing ensemble playing Django Reinhardt-style '30s jazz.

The city’s Architectural Review Board (ARB) held a lengthy discussion on the Bergamot Area Plan which was first adopted in September 2013.

Dear Editor, Recently we arrived at LAX from New York on a 5 hour trans Continental flight and were stunned at what passes for ground transportation at such a world class destination? It was a disaster!

Californians understand this. Recent polling shows that 66% of voters don’t trust tech companies to prioritize AI safety on their own. Nearly 9 in 10 say it’s important for California to develop AI safety regulations, and 82% support the core provisions captured in SB 1047.

Californians understand this. Recent polling shows that 66% of voters don’t trust tech companies to prioritize AI safety on their own. Nearly 9 in 10 say it’s important for California to develop AI safety regulations, and 82% support the core provisions captured in SB 1047.

Editor Recently we arrived at LAX from New York on a 5 hour trans Continental flight and were stunned at what passes for ground transportation at such a world class destination? It was a disaster! Arriving at terminal 7 United I knew that there was a taxi stand just outside baggage.

A profile photograph of Dan Hall that appears on his campaign website. Santa Monica has its first official candidate for City Council. Dan Hall was the first person to qualify for the November election receiving the official stamp of approval on August 6 ...

Miles Partain and his partner, Rancho Palos Verdes’ Andy Benesh, moved into the quarterfinals of the 2024 Paris Olympics volleyball bracket.

With a new wave of COVID-19 cases spiking across the state, officials emphasize the importance of vaccines to prevent widespread disruptions.

It’s axiomatic that institutions, whether governmental, academic, philanthropic or corporate, rarely reform themselves. Universally, if systemic change occurs, it tends to come from outside the existing structure for one overriding reason: Those who wield authority within the institution don’t want to risk having their powers diluted or eliminated.

Paulina Cuenca and Ivan Lozano from the police academy and the Field Training Officer program last week. Cuenca is a former soccer player who played for the Republic of the Philippines. Lozano, a Southern California local,