Santa Monica kitchens shine in comparison to LA
CITYWIDE — Eating at your own risk in Santa Monica is safer than most communities within Los Angeles County, a recent survey of
Collision is the latest accident involving senior citizen driver
PICO BLVD. — An elderly man crashed his car into an insurance office building on Thursday afternoon, leaving a gaping hole in
Witnesses report hearing explosions
CITY YARDS — Four trash trucks operating on compressed natural gas burned to a crisp Wednesday evening, creating a massive cloud of smoke and flames that reached
District might raise the fees paid by merchants
DOWNTOWN — Despite financial constraints, officials in the Bayside District have high hopes of making big changes in the coming years to attract
Street cart vendors will get hooked up
DOWNTOWN — City Hall has committed to dumping more than $3 million into Santa Monica’s most heavily tourist-driven area, mainly to address
REED PARK — Shakespeare has arrived in Santa Monica.
In true community theater format, Shakespeare Santa Monica, in association with the Powerhouse Theatre Company, has returned for a second year to
Burglar reports he rarely had to force entry
Even the most innocent-looking teenager can and will rob you blind.
Dozens of Santa Monica residents learned that lesson last year
Civil lawsuits against City Hall in farmers’ market crash on hold
Russell Weller, the elderly man who killed 10 and injured dozens of people when he drove his car through
CHECK OUT THE HOROSCOPES ON PAGE 2! New tourism visitor’s center strategically placed
MAIN STREET — Add the local tourism bureau to the growing list of tenants leaving the aging
Visitor’s bureau will get extra $500K from hotel tax
CITYWIDE —Tourists spent $840.6 million in Santa Monica last year, with the average person spending $110.50 a day,
GIVEAWAYS, from page 1 Bayside looks to City Hall for help managing giveaways
PROMENADE — Getting free-bies from corporate giants along one of the busiest outdoor shopping malls in the
Breakwater plans docked, but a new plank could still serve boating activity
SM PIER — The tide appears to be shifting on a plan to bring sport fishing and boating back
