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California Residents Saw Income Drop During Pandemic
Residents in the Golden State saw a slight decrease in median income in 2021 compared to two years ago, according to a new report.
Residents in the Golden State saw a slight decrease in median income in 2021 compared to two years ago, according to a new report.
The boats run on diesel, which has more than doubled in price. Boats owners who run fishing and sightseeing charters are hurting.
Frieze Los Angeles, one of the largest international art events, will move to Santa Monica in 2023.
First Lady Jill Biden will deliver the keynote address at Los Angeles City College's commencement ceremony on June 7.
McCall’s Meat & Fish Co. has plenty of options for your Memorial Day weekend grilling.
The Dior Men's Spring/Summer 2023 Collection debuted in Venice with Christina Aguilera, Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham, and Tony Hawk.
The Getty Center is giving visitors some extra time for golden hour.
Have you been to this Marina del Rey bar for happy hour?
A mixture of factors, from families moving out of LA to decline in birth rates to drops in immigration are expected to lead to a reduction.
Two companies are bringing business opportunities to Santa Monica, city officials announced.
A second Santa Monica Beach Dune restoration project is coming to the north end of Santa Monica beach.
A curated event series for locals brings live music, sunset deejay sets and more to the Santa Monica Pier.
New NFTs drop on Nifty Gateway on Friday, with proceeds benefiting Venice Family Clinic.
A local bank is referring its clients to other locations after closing on Main Street in Santa Monica.
The BeachLife Festival 2022 lineup features performances from The Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, Steve Miller Band, Sheryl Crow, 311 and more.
The Drew Brees-backed assisted stretching concept opens May 25 in Rancho Palos Verdes.
Beach Eats returns for summer in Marina del Rey.
A new Erewhon Market location is coming to Culver City this year.
A new restaurant will replace the former Chart House location on Panay Way.
Here's what you need to know about the Santa Monica homeless count and the rising homeless crisis in the region.
BeachLife Festival 2022 offers a livestream featuring performances from major artists, including the Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer and 311.
Brooklinen is opening its first stores in California this spring.
Brooklinen is opening its Southern California location in Santa Monica this month.
Amazon plans to hire thousands across the region for corporate and tech positions such as software development engineers and game designers.
Bidding ends May 1 for the Venice Family Clinic Art Walk. You can visit the gallery in-person or bid online.
McKinley Elementary School in Santa Monica received the California Department of Education 2022 CA Pivotal Practice Award.
The new therapy location in Santa Monica offers in-person or virtual sessions.
Car wash owners denied rest breaks, shorted workers on overtime and ordered them to show up with no pay on gray days — for years.
Westside Ballet of Santa Monica celebrates its return to stage this spring with a special guest performance.
The store is scheduled to close Tuesday, according to Rite Aid staff.
Officials at Marymount California University say the school is planning to close in Palos Verdes.
In a historic ruling, Bruce's Beach will be returned to descendants of the Bruce family, a Black family forced off their beachside resort.
The Santa Monica restaurant and bar has served the Ocean Park neighborhood for 25 years.
The BODIES 2.0 Exhibition is on view through Oct. 15 in Santa Monica.
Bidding is now open at the first-ever Venice Family Clinic Art Walk Gallery in Santa Monica and online.
A new Trader Joe's location will open in downtown Santa Monica, according to the company.
California is now the first— and only— in the United States to have no public university accepting standardized test scores for admissions.
SoulCycle has reopened its Manhattan Beach location.
Health Nut opened its third location in Manhattan Beach.
Two years ago, nearly 40 million Californians were asked to stay home. Since then, COVID-19 has woven itself into the framework of society.