Bank of America has announced more than $2.4 million in grants to 84 Los Angeles nonprofits that will advance economic mobility for individuals and families and put them on
Every micromobility company authorized to operate in Santa Monica except Lyft has raised prices on scooters and bikes, making public options like Breeze Bike Share substantially cheaper than the venture
Rent increases for rent controlled units will be limited to 2% this year with a maximum monthly increase of $44.
Rent control increases are governed by formulas in the City
Another burger restaurant is coming to Santa Monica and like many Santa Monicans, they’re a transplant.
Hollywood Burger — an international burger chain with a location in, well, Hollywood — will
As it enters its 11th year, America’s economic expansion is now the longest on record — a streak that has shrunk unemployment, swelled household wealth, revived the housing market and
Facebook says it will make advertisements for jobs, loans and credit card offers searchable for all U.S. users following a legal settlement designed to eliminate discrimination on its platform.
Samohi’s new Olympic-sized pool will come complete with an Icarus-like problem: it will receive too much sun — initially.
How to provide shade for Samohi’s new Discovery Building pool
A developer will be able to build the six micro-apartment buildings that the city of Santa Monica moved to block earlier this year.
WS Communities, a spinoff of developer NMS
Week of July 1
LA METRO PUBLIC ART PROJECT – “TEARS OF SANTA MONICA”
For the week of July 1, artwork installation is slated to resume and run from Summer until
Europeans and Americans have their Visa and Mastercards. For everyone else, here comes ... Libra?
Facebook’s new Libra digital currency is aimed at a huge potential market for financial services
In a mission to clean up trash floating in the ocean, environmentalists pulled 40 tons of abandoned fishing nets this month from an area known as the Great Pacific Garbage
Golden State owner and CEO Joe Lacob often uses the same phrase when asked about how much money the Warriors are willing to spend to keep a championship-contending roster together.
