A massive 15-foot great white shark was caught on camera gliding just yards from shore near the Santa Monica Pier. Carlos Gauna, 45, captured the footage on Thursday (31) with his drone. He says it’s unusual to see sharks so close to the shore and was pleased to capture the shark in its natural habitat

The Santa Monica City Council has approved a major amendment to the RAND Corporation's development agreement that will allow the nonprofit research organization to expand commercial uses at its underutilized headquarters building at 1776 Main Street while securing $5.

Learn about the NACo Achievement Awards 2025 recognizing the Assessor's Office efforts to strengthen communities during crisis situations.

Uber and Lyft drivers in California have been fighting for years for higher wages and better working conditions — in the streets, before state lawmakers, in court and at the ballot. Now, a bill making its way through the state Legislature would allow ride-hailing drivers to unionize.

Police have arrested the alleged gunman who they say opened fire on the suspect who drove his car into a crowd outside of an East Hollywood club two weeks ago.

Waymo has reduced the volume of reversing beeps from its autonomous vehicles at a Santa Monica charging depot following months of noise complaints from nearby residents, the company announced Wednesday.

Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus service to enhance routes, extend service hours, and improve frequency starting August 10.

I write to you as a long-time homeowner and resident of Santa Monica to express my reservations regarding the City’s plans to close down our Santa Monica Airport (SMO) and convert the land into a “Grand Park.

A roughly 15-foot great white shark was captured on drone video last week swimming just 50 yards off the coast of Santa Monica, offering a rare glimpse of the fully grown predator gliding through near-urban waters.

On Friday, Aug. 8, Subway, which has had a collaboration with the “Happy Gilmore” film since the original movie was released in 1996, is transforming one of its restaurants at 1801 Pico Blvd. in Santa Monica into the “Happy Place,” the surreal and serene dream world where Adam Sandler’s character mentally escapes to in order manage his anger.