SANTA MONICA - City leaders in Santa Monica are considering a possible overnight curfew on local beaches following a series of violent crimes that have raised public safety concerns. Mayor Lana Negrete floated the idea during a City Council meeting last week,

Police were notified of a suspicious man at Agua Caliente Casino after security guards were approached by a man traveling in a Tesla who said he’d “be responsible for a bombing” at the festival, according to police.

The quirky public art pieces along Route 66 are part time capsule, part creative canvas. From fiberglass giants to a man-made forest, these art installations turn Route 66 into an unforgettable, open-air gallery stretching across 2,400 miles of Americana.

Fair warning to the taxpayers of every city that will host Olympic events in 2028: the costs are high, the reimbursements are uncertain, the “guarantees” are laughable, the demands are open-ended and you may even end up paying damages to LA28 if your city can’t prevent the sale of unauthorized merchandise.

The City of Santa Monica will not host the beach volleyball event at the upcoming 2028 Olympics, after negotiations with the LA28 organizing committee fell through.

Ashy wildfire sediment on Los Angeles County beaches does not contain chemicals at a level that pose a danger to human health, the public health department says.

Mayor Lana Negrete said the move is about safety, citing late-night crimes in the last two years. Gio Insignares reports.

SANTA MONICA, Calif. - The Santa Monica Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify the owner of a pit bull involved in a fatal attack that resulted in the death of a toy poodle. The attack happened Friday, April 11 around 5:30 p.m. near Main Street and Strand, according to police.

Police a 40-year-old was arrested after saying he would be responsible for a bombing at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival.

U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced this week the creation of a task force to investigate possible fraud and corruption involving funds meant to combat homelessness across Southern California. The Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force will examine the use of billions in taxpayer dollars allocated to address the region's persistent homelessness crisis.