Santa Monica’s Macerich Co. might want to consider a Black Friday sale for its hometown property, Santa Monica Place Mall, after its ongoing financial struggles at its once flagship location have prompted a massive decline in value and prompted attempts to find a buyer for the property.

Citywide SANTA MONICA’S THIRD ANNUAL VOLLEY-WEEN FUNDRAISER RAISES $7,500 FOR SANTA MONICA NONPROFITS Santa MoniCARES, Tourism Supporting Our Community raised $7,500 at the third annual Volley-Ween on October 30 for local Santa Monica nonprofits.

Charles Andrews speaks on the importance of Cuban culture, as well as recommends the best music and shows in the area.

Locals have plenty of reasons to be thankful at Thanksgiving this year. From city officials and education leaders to business owners and law enforcement, Santa Monicans pointed to friends and family as well as community as bright spots in 2024.

The north-west corner of Olympic Blvd and 14 Street could undergo some significant change as an application recently filed with the city suggests that kitchen and bath showroom Snyder Diamond is putting its Santa Monica location up for redevelopment.

The Winter’s Tale is one of Willie the Shake’s last, a tragi-comedy in five acts. TB’s ever-evolving staple A Midsummer Night’s Dream has been performed by them every season, for more than half a century now.

While Santa Monica witnessed a 6% decrease in homelessness over the past year, there was a dramatic 15% increase from 2022 to 2023.

One of the largest and most controversial developers in Santa Monica's history passed away this past week. According to a statement from the family of Neil Shekhter, the prominent landlord died on November 23.

If one art gallery or museum just isn't enough, head to this huge West Coast spot, where you'll find nearly 30 galleries and creative spaces on one property.

When Denver artist Tim McKay was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease last year, he made a quick decision: He would document the progression of his disease through his art. He immediately started a project he called “One to Somewhere,” creating as many paintings as he could over the next 12 months.