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We're in the middle of a drama with the innocent city heroine courted by a mature developer, like the smart, beautiful girl at the dance choosing the
CITYWIDE —Los Angeles-area investors might still be leery about the future of California's economy, but when it comes to Santa Monica real estate, they are bullish, according
DOWNTOWN —Exciting suburb. Sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it?
Well it isn't, according to real estate blog Movoto.com, which named Santa Monica the fifth most
MALIBU — In California, kelp is at once admired for its underwater beauty, grumbled over as a beach obstacle and served up on dinner plates. Now it is being used in
PALISADES PARK — The first artist in residence at 1450 Ocean epitomizes the new cultural center's current metamorphosis.
Luke Haynes' sees his work, which includes portraits of Jay
Santa Monica-based environmental watchdog Heal the Bay is receiving $169,000 to compile information on the benefits, costs and feasibility of three "Living Streets" programs in Los
SM BEACH — Mayor Pam O'Connor talked about the good changes and the things that never change in her 2014 State of the City address on Monday.
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Not a single no-smoking sign is to be seen anywhere from Pico Boulevard south to the start of the Venice walkway ("Santa Monica tops smoke-free list,
DOWNTOWN — City Hall underestimated how popular the pedicabs would be.
Revenues from permits and business licenses are nearly five times what city officials projected before the pedicab ordinance was passed
CIVIC CENTER — Santa Monica's Tongva Park and Ken Genser Square, which opened to the public late last year, have been named "Frontline Parks" by the national
As a former City Council member and mayor, and a community activist in Santa Monica for more than 30 years, I have seen my share of local development controversies. There
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I have been attending the Santa Monica Pier summer concerts for at least 10 years, maybe longer. In my opinion they have steadily gone downhill in the past few
