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Channel 35, the City of Los Angeles' government access television station, has been nominated for an Emmy® Award in the "Culture & History" category for its documentary "Main Street: The History of Transportation in Los Angeles." The winners will be announced on July 27, 2024.
Shohei Ohtani has been placed on the Injured List (IL) and will miss the rest of the Los Angeles Angels' season due to ongoing issues with his oblique, revealed by an MRI exam. He is also expected to undergo a procedure for his torn ulnar collateral ligament, marking a significant setback for the star player.
Shohei Ohtani has been placed on the injured list (IL) and will miss the remainder of the Los Angeles Angels' season due to continued irritation in his oblique, as revealed by an MRI exam. He is expected to undergo a procedure to repair his torn ulnar collateral ligament, which could significantly impact the team's performance and his future in the upcoming seasons.
The City of Santa Monica is committed to providing safe, sustainable drinking water through various projects, including the Olympic Well Field Restoration and the Arcadia Water Treatment Plant Expansion. These initiatives are part of the Sustainable Water Infrastructure Project (SWIP), aimed at creating a resilient water supply system to address climate change challenges. The city’s focus on water conservation and advanced metering technology further enhances its commitment to high-quality water services for the community.
Santa Monica's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate severe traffic injuries and deaths by 2026, reflecting the city's commitment to enhancing roadway safety for all users. The program emphasizes infrastructure improvements, data-driven resource allocation, and community engagement to promote safe driving behavior. As a part of a global safety movement, Vision Zero serves as a vital resource for local residents to learn about transportation safety initiatives.
The Santa Monica Active Aging Program has successfully concluded its pilot initiative aimed at enhancing mobility and safety for adults aged 65 and older, promoting sustainable transportation solutions. Recognized with the American Planning Association's Excellence in Sustainability Quality of Life Award, the program's final guide serves as a valuable resource for communities looking to implement similar initiatives.
The City of Santa Monica is implementing various mobility projects aimed at enhancing road safety and accessibility for all users, including protected bike lanes that have been shown to reduce injuries by 90%. Current projects include improvements for pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport, reflecting the city's commitment to sustainable urban mobility. These initiatives are crucial for fostering a safer and more inclusive environment for the community.
Elijah, a teenager, defies medical expectations by opting to correct his spine without surgery, a feat previously deemed impossible. His determination and innovative approach highlight the potential for overcoming significant health challenges.
The We Are Santa Monica Fund, established in 2020, aims to provide urgent relief to Santa Monica residents and organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and recent fires. With grants of up to $20,000 available for 501(c)(3) organizations, the fund prioritizes direct services benefiting the local community. Grant applications are meticulously evaluated, with a focus on transparency and accountability in funding utilization.
The Art of Recovery grant program in Santa Monica aims to leverage the arts for economic recovery while promoting the city’s cultural landscape. Inspired by historical initiatives, the program aligns with key city priorities, including addressing homelessness and enhancing public spaces. Applications for project concepts are accepted on a rolling basis, with funding opportunities set to continue through 2025.