CITY HALL — About two dozen workers from union hotels across town showed up at City Hall Friday to protest a developer's proposed project at Fifth Street and Colorado
CITY HALL —City Council members voted this week to have a developer come back and address some concerns related to design, economics and accommodating affordable housing as part of a
SECOND STREET — Fine chocolates and the latest yoga gear are just some of the products Santa Monicans could buy as they make their way out of a new parking structure
BERGAMOT STATION — What is a kitar?
It's a new instrument dreamt up by Santa Monica High School grad Noah Watenmaker that resembles a guitar but with five strings,
Half a dozen members from the local group People Organized for Westside Renewal rallied on Wednesday inside a Verizon store on Wilshire Boulevard as part of a national week of
CITYWIDE — About 11 months ago residents Scott and Lisa Asai fell in love with the city by the sea in daily walks around the neighborhood with their baby daughter Kayla
CITY HALL — In a move that should please frustrated residents concerned about the height and density of development Downtown, the City Council Tuesday threw out heights of 120 to 135
CITYWIDE — Tired of ordering the same food day in and day out for office lunches or meetings?
Ordering large amounts of meals online just got easier, thanks to a company
SECOND STREET — Where can you find a mobile application that makes dating easier or pick a chef who can whip up a gourmet lunch or dinner in the comfort of
Threadcrawl, a seven-day fashion sale event across Los Angeles County organized by a collective of Angeleno fashionistas, is coming to Santa Monica from Aug. 19-25.
Shoppers can go online to
Just under 3 million corned beefs on rye, 6,386,129 pickles and 4,635,512 matzo balls. These are the calculations Izzy's Deli approximated by taking their
COLORADO AVE — Business is bustling at the Santa Monica Bike Center.
On Friday, the center rented and returned 80 bikes, but still had about 50 to 60 rented out, mostly