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Elias Brown, a conductor whose path to the podium began in Santa Monica's public school music classrooms, has been named the 2026 recipient of the Sir Georg Solti Conducting Award, the largest grant currently given to American conductors in the formative years of their careers.

The Solti Foundation U.S. announced the honor July 16. Board Chair Penny Van Horn and Artisti...


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Santa Monica police and fire personnel responded to a death investigation in the 1100 block of 7th Street, where an adult was pronounced dead at the scene following an apparent suicide.

Preliminary information indicates the death is not related to criminal activity, and there is no threat to the public.

The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner will de...


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From beach yoga to one-on-one nutrition consulting, Peak Health cultivates a holistic approach to wellness that encompasses movement, diet and, above all, human connection.

Peak Health currently offers rooftop pilates on Thursdays, beach yoga on Saturdays, hike club on Sundays, nutrition consulting and daily 7 a.m. live online pilates classes. It also hosts paint and si...


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The city-financed rehabilitation of a 40-unit affordable apartment complex is projected to run about $2.4 million over budget, city officials told the City Council on Tuesday, prompting pointed questions about why extensive mold and termite damage in a building constructed in 1947-48 was not anticipated.

The


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As Pacific Palisades moves from disaster response into economic recovery, developer Rick Caruso says rebuilding will require more than reconstructing homes and reopening storefronts. It will require cities to compete for investment, give small businesses a viable path back and embrace public-private partnerships that can move recovery forward.

He believes those lessons ...


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