Big Blue Bus employee and frequent Mystery Photo winner Benjamin Steers has done it again, correctly identifying this photo of a sculpture located at the corner of Olympic and Cloverfield
This article is the second and final part of a series focusing on foreclosures.
MANY PEOPLE ARE UNDER THE misguided perception that there are a lot of foreclosures on the
By Steve “the Mailman” Breen Going Postal
I GOT A PHONE CALL FROM MESOPOTAMIA over the Memorial Day weekend from my son, Nathan, who is currently deployed with an EOD
THE L.A TIMES AND KTLA CONDUCTED A poll to get Californians’ opinion on our Supreme Court giving same-sex couples the same right to marry (get sick of, then
By The dry cleaning establishment is Plaza Cleaners at 11740 Wilshire Blvd. Sylvia and Jon Boyd Pacific Palisades
Though we live in Pacific Palisades we frequent a Santa Monica dry
By Chadwick Jones
We all see the trash that is left on the beach after a busy weekend. Some is left by those who are careless. Some spread from trash
By Mike Kirwan
Back on March 1, I said in my Q-Line answer that the activists better keep a 24 hour watch on the [ficus] trees, as the City
CHAMPS photo courtesy SAGE Santa Monica High School took first place in the national SAGE (Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship) competition on May 23 in Cincinnati. They are
More work means more money. Due to a number of revisions and an increased scope of work for the City Hall Seismic Retrofit project, engineering firm Black and Veatch is
Visitors to Santa Monica need not read up on the city ordinance to know that smoking is illegal. A new anti-smoking campaign is expected to be rolled out in
Traffic engineering firm Kimley-Horn and Associates is expected to receive a $660,000 contract to design and prepare plans for a new traffic management system. The Advanced Traffic Management
