An initiative to liven Montana Avenue has become popular with local businesses, despite some early pushback from locals concerned with environmental matters.
This past month, the Montana Avenue Merchant Association
Former addict comes clean about homelessness crisis in new book
After nearly a decade spent chronically homeless and addicted to drugs, Jared Klickstein achieved sobriety in 2018 and began work
Former addict comes clean about homelessness crisis in new book
After nearly a decade spent chronically homeless and addicted to drugs, Jared Klickstein achieved sobriety in 2018 and began work
What was once a pop-up, proof-of-concept for a slightly different slant on the simple sandwich shop has finally made it to a permanent brick and mortar location,
A November ballot measure to make it easier for local governments to borrow money for new infrastructure and affordable housing will likely include a big exception, preventing that money from
The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce toasted to the city's business leaders on June 20, hosting the packed "Toast of Santa Monica" program at the Fairmont
Alice Lin’s husband died, and she found herself alone and caring for a disabled son. Then two years ago, the 81-year-old Alhambra woman said she started getting
The Kitchen United Mix food court on the Third Street Promenade is set to undergo a radical transformation into an arcade-style mini golf experience, offering alcoholic beverages and bar
California’s nonprofits have been dragged into a bitter legislative battle with some of the state’s most powerful labor organizations over local government contracts with non-union workers.
Democratic
First marketplace for local, diverse small businesses opens on Pico Blvd
The first marketplace for local and diverse small businesses opened on Pico Blvd. in a ribbon cutting ceremony that
Locally-based shopping mall behemoth Macerich Co. has defaulted on the $300 million mortgage loan it has for the Santa Monica Place, ultimately returning it to the lender and bidding
