Santa Monica Pier
Coverage of Santa Monica Pier in the Nexus archive.
- Unsafe water warning issued for one of America’s most visited beach destinations
Santa Monica Pier in California has been ranked as the second most polluted beach in the U.S. for the second consecutive year due to fecal pollution, urban runoff, and sewage spills. Despite infrastructure upgrades like stormwater systems, bacteria levels remain elevated, prompting public health advisories. Heal the Bay highlights the need for sustained investment to address chronic pollution.
- Santa Monica Pier area among the dirtiest beaches for 10th year in a row in Beach Report Card
The Santa Monica Pier area has been ranked as one of the dirtiest beaches for the 10th year in a row according to the Beach Report Card. Heal the Bay and the city of Santa Monica are collaborating to investigate and find solutions for the pier's poor water quality. The partnership aims to address the ongoing issue.
- PanCAN walk at Santa Monica Pier raises $1.2M
The annual PanCAN PurpleStride event at Santa Monica Pier raised over $1.2 million for pancreatic cancer research and support. Organized by the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, the walk brought together survivors, families, and supporters to raise awareness and funds.