The Corsairs used great teamwork, good passes and incredible defense to earn another win within the conference.

A Night of Live Music, Poetry and Comedy at a Small Tarzana Venue

The L.A. Marathon brings more than 20,000 people from all over the world through L.A.’s most iconic neighborhoods.

Santa Monica College cancelled seasons for two women’s sports teams as of the beginning of the 2023 Spring semester.

A photo exhibit of the women workers of the Douglas Aircraft Plant in Santa Monica during World War II will be on display at the Main Santa Monica Library throughout the month of March.

Members of abortion rights groups protested at the Third Street Promenade Planned Parenthood clinic on Saturday, March 25.

The Corsairs blew the competition out of the water in this weekends swim competition.

After over a year of failed negotiations, LAUSD education workers are on strike this week, demanding full-time employment, a living wage, and the respect of their employer.

Teachers and faculty at LAUSD schools across the city are in the midst of a three-day strike that started on Tuesday morning.

Metro Bike Share hosts free bike ride for Women's History Month in Downtown L.A.

Despite on-point defense and communication, errors in setting and passes cost the Corsairs their two-game winning streak.

The SMC Theater department production of the musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is set to open on March 31. This time, two actors will train and rehearse the main part of Quasimodo and alternate shows.

A new SMC club is aimed at dispelling the taboo around sexual violence and mental health.

An explosive offense propelled the 6-5 Corsairs to their second straight win and third conference win of the season.

Lydia Ayala shares her experience as a student-athlete and how it affected her journey towards becoming Assistant Athletic Director at Santa Monica College.

Tens of thousands gathered in Grand Park in support of SEIU and UTLA.