Explore the evolution of skateboarding culture from its humble roots to a dominant cultural force. Participants retrace pivotal eras, attempting iconic tricks and stunts across Southern California. This journey highlights technical innovations and the rebellious spirit that shaped the sport.

Zuma Cars and Coffee brings every type of person to share the passion of the automobile and motorsports. You will often find the world’s rarest, most expensive and fastest cars displayed here. A community event where celebrities and us regular folk walk around, take pictures and visit with fellow enthusiasts. And we really aren’t snobs!!

Cars on display include hyper-cars, exotic cars, race cars, classic cars as well as the unusual. This is where auto enthusiasts gather to share their amazing vehicles and camaraderie.

Zuma Cars and Coffee is a monthly event beginning at 9:00 AM and ending at 11:30 AM. It takes place on the first Sunday of selected months. The location is at Perry’s Beach Cafe, 2400 Ocean Front Walk, Santa Monica.

Daisy the Venice Healer gives an update on the recent events in her life, including her being taken away by a bounty hunter, going to jail for a "bomb threat" she made, her sons letting her know they do not want to see her anymore, her new garden, and more.

Get ready to stroll through the Venice Street Fair where you can discover unique finds, cool local art, santa visit, music & dog adoptions!

Get ready for a fun-filled day of arts, crafts, music, and puppies

Explore unique local vendors, enjoy live performances, and savor tasty treats from food trucks. Bring your friends and family for a memorable day out in the vibrant Venice community.

Sunday, March 7, Open from 9.30am-4.30pm.

3rd street from Rose to Gjusta.

Find out about more upcoming local events, Click Here for the Event Calendar.

It was FIRING. Los Angeles doesn’t get days like this often. The day before this swell, a massive storm rolled through Southern California: heavy rain, strong winds, flash flood warnings, and classic winter chaos. But as soon as it cleared, the ocean turned on in a way we dream about.

Perfect offshore conditions & tubes up and down the beach. Matt Pagan might’ve snagged the best barrel of the season (so far).

All in all, it was one of those sessions you wish you could bottle up forever, the kind that reminds you why you live here and why winter in California can be so special.

Johnny Carson’s former Malibu mansion is listed for $110 million—and it’s not just a house. This Point Dume glass-walled triangle estate spans 4.1 acres, 327 feet of ocean frontage, and features a 30-foot indoor arboretum under soaring glass ceilings.

Welcome inside 6962 Wildlife Road in Malibu’s Point Dume, a four-parcel compound originally owned by Johnny Carson and designed by architect Edward R. Niles. From its geometric modernist design to its bluff-edge placement that can’t be replicated today, this estate stacks rare features into one trophy asset.

A man at the beach appears to standing barefoot in a huge puddle of blood, scaring several people. It ends up being watered down paint or food coloring, not real blood. He is doing a "performance piece", wanting to make people think it is real blood. He says it's a "social prank".

Police are called by people thinking he was injured. The officer tells him to clean it up, as it scaing people and can be considered vandalism.

Checking out the Goodboybob x Cars in the Wild - Valentine’s Day Event: Cupid’s Concours Cars and Coffee meet in Santa Monica.

Checking out the Venice Beach Street Fair, a new monthly street fair series held on the second Sunday of each month, aimed at supporting local creatives.

Los Angeles Police Officers chase down a suspect in Venice ob Sunday afternoon. Two officers got injuried in the takedown of the fleeing man.

Thrasher Magazine's Bust Or Bail Sasnta Monica Triple Set Contest went down on Friday the 13th at the Santa Monica Pier. >

Venice Beach Vendor's Table Smashed Into During Fight >

Everything you'd wanna skate, you'll find on the two-mile stretch from Santa Monica to Venice. From Natas to P-Rod, the sand gaps to the triple set, Ted Barrow outlines the history of this hallowed ground. >

The Daisy the Venice Healer is back, today she visits the weekly Homeless Clean Up of Venice Beach.

Click Here for more Stories about Daisy the Venice Healer

"I've always enjoyed getting quick glances of the hobbies people have as you walk past homes in Venice, I've had tons of people stop in and talk to me while I've worked on surfboards in my garage saying they'd love to know more. I made this video. Maybe you're one of the people that stopped by and had questions seeing this."

Another police standoff in Venice Beach, this time, Los Angeles Police Officer respond to a call of a man with a gun. A guy that neighbors refer to as a known trouble-maker was said to be in front of his home waving a gun around.



After the situation was de-esculated, no arrest was made, adding to the frustrationof residents who live on this street, as one states in the video, that the guy has been a problem for some time now.

Los Angeles Sheriff's Department stands ready as the Animal Activism Collective protests for animal rights at the Ritz Calton Hotel in Marina Del Rey as part of their Los Angeles Convergence.

Checking out the Venice Beach Street Fair, a new monthly street fair series held on the second Sunday of each month, aimed at supporting local creatives >

The Young Athletic podcast featuring Ben Samuel, surfer and ocean athlete, breaking down surfing, mindset, mental health, and life lessons learned in the water. Ben talks about the Malibu Surfing Association, Malibu Carl, dives into surf culture, discipline, resilience, fear, and personal growth. Perfect for surfers, athletes, and high performers seeking motivation and perspective. We explore performance habits, mindfulness, training, adventure, and real conversations that will change how you surf, think, and live

Sue had lived in the Palisades for 48 years. She raised her kids there and was deeply involved in the local community. In January 2025, the Palisades fire destroyed her home.

At 86 years old, the idea of rebuilding felt like a lot. Sue had never built a house before and didn’t want to spend the next few years figuring out permits, plans, and construction. A friend and client of Cover suggested she also talk to Cover.

Cover is a custom prefab homebuilder based in Los Angeles, and we handle the entire process, from design and permitting to construction and delivery. For Sue, that meant having one team take care of everything and explain things clearly along the way.

Sue’s home is the first homeowner fire rebuild in the Palisades. It’s a new home on the same land she’s loved for decades, built without having to manage the process herself.

This video is about Sue, her rebuild, and what it looks like when homebuilding is handled start to finish.