After more than two years of rigorous research and surveys, the Tulsa Route 66 Commission successfully secured a copyright on the phrase "Capital of Route 66."

With residents on high alert following assaults at the beach, Police are increasing patrols and preparedness in advance of the July 4 holiday.

Last month, California’s Civil Rights Department reached a $15-million settlement to resolve allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation at Snap, the Santa Monica-based company that created the popular social media app Snapchat.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, July 1, 2024, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

He could’ve killed me, his first strike was on my temple, on the side of my head and it knocked me unconscious,” Josey Peters said.

Credit: Legion Corporation/DTSM The main item on the agenda for the June 27 Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. (DTSM) monthly board meeting was supposed to be a presentation by security firm Legion after six months of deployment, followed by a vote on how to ...

It happened again. Your husband told the same story he told you half an hour ago. Not only that, but he has been more anxious than usual, accusing a friend of stealing his golf clubs when you later found them in the hall closet.

Another part of the stealthiness. What a machine. This is a big car, but it’s remarkably capable of slicing through the tight, technical canyon road bits I threw at it in the Santa Monica Mountains. Once you get past the initial turn-in, which feels ...

Lil Jon also co-led a meditation on Peloton with instructor Chelsea Jackson Roberts. Wellness has become a fixture in the rapper’s life: He regularly meditates, has a wellness brand called Soul Chakra that sells apparel, crystals, and gear like yoga mats, and even released a meditation album.

Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s commitment to restorative justice practices has sparked discussions regarding student alcohol and drug use on campuses. During the June 25 meeting of the district’s Board of Education,