SAMOHI With their rifles at the ready, the three Santa Monica College officers and their chief gathered in a tight, diamond-shaped formation and quickly, but cautiously, walked down a
Local dog parks opened to all after controversy
AIRPORT PARK No longer will the off-leash dog park here be off limits to Mar Vista residents and their pooches.
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THIRD STREET PROMENADE When Dennis Lopez of Hawthorne wants to see a movie, he doesn’t head to The Grove in Los Angeles or The Bridge in Culver City where
Toy industry defends use of some chemicals
DOUGLAS PARK Parents who are concerned about the safety of their children’s toys called on the governor to pass a law prohibiting
Debate continues regarding downtown parking
DOWNTOWN With the lack of parking being one of the most common gripes shared by residents and visitors alike, it seemed strange for many to
Bronze plaque honors early seaside haven for black beachgoers
SM BEACH After more than a year of planning, city officials announced last week the creation of a bronze plaque to
Lunch 2.0 upgrades networking
THIRD STREET PROMENADE These geeks got it going on. Not only are they satisfying their hunger pains, they’re also quenching their thirst for making
Tax upsets makers
WILSHIRE BLVD Smoke ‘em if you’ve got ‘em because if Congress has its way, it will cost a small fortune to purchase your favorite cigar.
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OLYMPIC BLVD Officials with OPCC on Thursday unveiled a new, 8,100-square-foot homeless services facility where the city’s down and out can receive medical treatment, free food
SM PIER This year’s film series at the Santa Monica Pier — which kicks off tonight with a free screening of “Who Killed the Electric Car?” — will feature a little
