DOWNTOWN Sandra Moore doesn’t consider herself a failure, but whenever she takes a drag on her cigarette, she does feel a tinge of guilt for not following through with
which will include non-alcoholic beverages for guests who don’t drink. Kannan said he just purchased his home a few months ago so many of his friends have not
During his more than 14 years as a puppeteer, Steve Meltzer has worked on several commercials, appeared with his dummy Fred Mingo on Nickelodeon and “The Daily Show,” and worked
DOWNTOWN While the gregarious types will be hitting the local hot spots to ring in the New Year, undoubtedly spending wads of cash on dinner and drinks, Stacey Smythe will
Jackson Sisters suing Universal Music Group
COLORADO AVE. Members of the 1970s female soul and disco group The Jackson Sisters have filed a $1 million suit against Santa Monica-based
CITY HALL An attorney representing a former Big Blue Bus trainee who sued the transportation agency for discrimination and won is calling on City Hall to drop its appeal and
FROM RENT PAGE 1 Property owner agrees to settle dispute
CITY HALL The owner of an apartment complex on Ocean Avenue has agreed to pay the Rent Control Board $100,
meetings and used their input to craft a dramatically different concept that incorporates six key requirements identified by residents.
These elements are: ■Build something of reasonable scale, in line with
Redevelopment of SM Place expected to begin next year
DOWNTOWN Executives with Macerich Co., the Santa Monica-based real estate giant that owns Santa Monica Place, said Wednesday that their
Seniors seek solutions to stroll safely
KEN EDWARDS CENTER When it comes to making the streets safer for pedestrians, perhaps wider sidewalks, one-lane streets and lighted crosswalks aren’t
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Do you like wine and cheese? If your answer is “Mais Oui,” then the Third Street Promenade is the place to be.
In the North Pavilion, located
Edelman vacates post as city homeless czar after helping to forge a regional approach
CITY HALL After working for two years as Santa Monica’s homeless czar, helping to establish