Does one of your New Year’s resolutions include adopting a new pet? Are you confused about where to begin your search or about how to find the right pet?
Trump’s Nominee For Labor Secretary Is A Bad Choice
Editor:
Donald Trump has nominated fast-food CEO Andrew Puzder to lead the Labor Department. This is a bad choice for
Santa Monica residents continue to turn off the tap, despite the recent rainy weather and news of the drought tapering off in Northern California. In December, the Southern California City
Homeowners in Santa Monica who wish to rent out a room or backyard cottage on home-booking websites like Airbnb will have to publicly register with the City, according to new
YWCA to establish new grant system
To the Santa Monica / Westside Community
For more than 90 years, thanks to generous support from our community, we have had the privilege of
Santa Monica’s largest apartment owner fired another shot in the battle over ownership of nine luxury properties in Santa Monica and Los Angeles, accusing Boston-based hedge fund AEW Capital
In the past year, and especially since early November, hate-related attacks, vandalism, and threats have surged in the United States. The Southern Poverty Law Center reported that 1,094 hate-related
What Is the Santa Monica YWCA Board Missing?
By Joyce Mann
Over the past number of weeks, I have been reading the many open letters from the community about the
A heavy padlock, a chain-link fence and green construction mesh separate long-time Santa Monica resident Gert Basson from his most treasured belongings.
The award-winning feature filmmaker doesn’t have the
The sound of jackhammers, saws and power tools may be familiar to thousands of rent-controlled apartment dwellers in Santa Monica. Decades-long restricted rents anchor them in their dingy apartments as
Twenty development projects in Santa Monica’s eight square miles just changed hands after the city’s largest apartment builder announced a major split, according to a spokesperson for the
The Santa Monica Police Department is deploying an additional team of officers to the downtown area because of a sharp increase in theft linked to the 4th Street Light Rail