MALIBU — Reviving the battle over commercial development in Malibu, a group headed by film director and activist Rob Reiner and his wife Michele submitted a draft ballot initiative to the
EXPOSITION BLVD — I think I've seen this one before.
IMAX, a film projection format company known for its larger-than-life nature films, is leaving the city by
Tokyo-based retailer Muji is planning on adding to its collection of over 600 stores worldwide by opening a location on Main Street this spring.
The maker of minimalist lifestyle
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Santa Monica has become the first city in Southern California to officially recognize nail salons that create safer environments for their workers, owners and customers by using less
DOWNTOWN — The owners of a landmarked apartment building have agreed to settle complaints filed last summer by disabled tenants who said they were harassed and had their privacy violated.
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EASTSIDE — At first glance Digital Dragon's studio looks like a startup company's creative office space. Natural light hits the blue walls, green shag carpet, and the
SILICON BEACH — Not that we're keeping score but Santa Monica ranks fifth among California cities in terms of average length of sex.
This is according to data culled
BERGAMOT STATION — Dozens of railroad depots turned galleries that make up the largest art complex in Southern California could share space with a swanky hotel and new offices housing tech
A 20-unit apartment complex located just north of Wilshire Boulevard has sold for $6 million.
The multi-family complex, which includes two, three-bedroom/two-bathroom units; 12, two-
The old Broadway Deli space will finally be home to another restaurant.
After being vacant for just over three years following the closure of the beloved deli, the restaurant side
DOWNTOWN — Downtown continues to thrive, according to a recent report from the public-private nonprofit charged with its upkeep and promotion.
Former Mayor Judy Abdo can remember when the area
COLORADO AVE —The Santa Monica-based nonprofit Step Up On Second, which provides support for homeless people suffering from mental illnesses, broke ground Friday on a new, $14 million housing
