Santa Monica’s influential police union has released its endorsements for the year backing a similar, but not identical group, as their firefighter counterparts.  The Santa Monica Police Officers Association endorsed Lana Negrete, Armen Melkonians, and Albin Gielicz this week.  “We must elect policy makers that make public safety a priority, and Lana, Armen, and Albin […]

Alejandro Cantarero, known as Alex by those close to him, passed away last month. He is remembered fondly by friends and coworkers as a creative, funny and kind individual.  Cantarero worked at the Santa Monica Daily Press from 2002 to 2007,

Necropsy results show that a mountain lion killed on a local road in June was also exposed to rat poison and pregnant with four kittens.

Akido is Leading a Strategic Shift in Healthcare, Pairing Comprehensive Patient Care with its Powerful Platform Built to Predict Health and Social Outcomes Akido Labs founders Akido Labs co-founders (from left) Jared Goodner,

Headspace Health, the provider of the world’s most accessible and comprehensive digital mental health platform, today announced that it has acquired the Shine app ("Shine"), a leading platform for inclusive mental health and wellness support.

It turns out that the drugs Tyler took contained deadly fentanyl — a single sugar packet of the stuff is enough to kill 500 people — but he was never screened for fentanyl at the emergency room. “Had it been common practice to do a separate tox screen for fentanyl back in October of 2018,

San Francisco's ArsenalBio announced it raised $220M in Series B funding, one of the largest rounds this year for a cell therapy venture.

Sophia Zang was just 23 when she bought her first house in April of 2021. The next year and a half was probably the hardest stretch of her life, as she renovated the $340,000 Tudor home in Whitefish Bay for resale.

Adventure Cycling has long been the home for routes like the TransAmerica Trail and Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, but Short Routes will allow bikepack-curious riders to test the waters without major commitments.

P-54 was about to have two male and two female kittens when she was struck and killed on Las Virgenes Road on June 17.