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SANTA MONICA, Calif. - A Santa Monica police officer is recovering after being shot by a suspect believed to be connected to two recent shootings in the city. The incidents have raised safety concerns ...

Santa Monica is becoming the next cause célèbre for lovers of street food. More than 50 vendors protested in front of City Hall on Jan. 28 to decry the city’s heavy-handed tactics.

Santa Monica is on the brink of passing an ordinance allowing visitors to carry and consume open containers of alcohol on the Third Street Promenade. Here are the details.

Santa Monica proposal could allow open containers in Third Street Promenade 02:49. Imagine walking down Santa Monica's iconic Third Street Promenade with a drink in hand and soaking in the ...

The Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved an ordinance allowing people to drink alcohol along the Third Street Promenade, provided they've bought it from one of the zone's businesses.

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Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade once hosted with multitudes of shoppers, people watchers and patrons of street performers a couple of blocks from the beach. Though an estimated 10 million ...

The Santa Monica Street Art Maps will be distributed to all Santa Monica hotels and through the four Santa Monica Visitor Information Center locations where visitors and locals can pick them up ...

Imagine walking down Santa Monica's iconic Third Street Promenade with a drink in hand and soaking in the Southern California sun. That could be a reality soon, after city leaders gave the green ...

The city of Santa Monica has passed a motion that will turn its 3rd Street Promenade area into an "entertainment zone," allowing adults aged 21 and over to consume alcohol as they walk outdoors.