A Santa Monica College student was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two fellow female students, and authorities believe there may be more victims who haven't come forward.

Santa Monica City Council had high hopes for the expansion and redevelopment of Memorial Park when plans were approved in October 2019. Then came the pandemic. Drastic budgetary restrictions due ...

In two tenant protection cases Santa Monica City Attorneys have pursued against local landlords this year, alleged offenders received the same outcome: rather than go to a criminal trial, both sides agreed to what’s known as pretrial diversion.

Nine ficus trees along Georgina Avenue between 22nd and 24th Street are nearly unrecognizable after recently receiving a major, potentially fatal trimming, an incident the city’s Public Landscape Manager Matthew Wells said amounts to vandalism.

Community organizers, stakeholders and gadflies, take note: rules surrounding public comments at civic meetings could once again be changing in January, after Santa Monica City Council declined to extend a pilot program meant to streamline city council meetings.

Some 1,192 students and out-of-school youths in Surigao del Norte have received their salaries for the 20-day work rendered to the different local government units (LGUs) in the area, an official said Friday.

Julie Anne San Jose and Rayver Cruz are really enjoying their time abroad as they spent a sweet day together at the famed Santa Monica Pier. Rayver shared a few photos of their trip to the famous beach,

Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts will present the highly anticipated West Coast premiere of Grammy-winning composer Osvaldo Golijov’s gripping new song cycle, Falling Out of Time, featuring members of the internationally acclaimed Silkroad Ensemble,

Crime Watch is culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. On September 18 at ...

Last night, the Santa Monica City Council approved budget appropriations for a $400,000 donation to the We Are Santa Monica Fund to support the Santa Monica Police Department Cadet Program.