Bird has flown the coop.
The scooter company that arguably started the micromobility industry is no longer based in the city of its birth and a recent shakeup at the
The annual Montana Avenue Art Walk is returning this year with more artists than ever, twice the amount of children’s activities and a full schedule of performances. The event,
Drawing inspiration from an iconic Hollywood film, the Santa Monica-Pacific Palisades Lion’s Club is excited to announce a new event to the community that will be their largest fundraiser
A new partnership between SMMUSD and The Aerospace Corporation will provide teachers and students more opportunities to get hands-on, real-world experience in the fields of engineering and physics. The partnership,
Patriot day: Santa Monica Elks 906 celebrated Patriot Day with a 9-11 memorial ceremony, Santa Monica Elks Firefighter of the Year Aurora Paaluhi, and Santa Monica Elks Patriot of the
Pose: Tyra Banks' ModelLand, which has been years in the making, is now open at Santa Monica Place. Visitors are guided through a series of rooms where they interact
The American Institute for Stuttering (AIS) is opening the doors of a new location in Santa Monica this week. The non-profit, which has been around for 25 years, offers therapy
With just days left before the City of Santa Monica’s temporary outdoor dining ordinance — enacted in a rush during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic — expires, to be
Reunion: Santa Monica High School’s class of 1972 celebrated its 50th reunion on Saturday, Sept. 10 at the MdR Hotel in Marina del Rey. Lisa Lenes helped organize the event along with her sister Beatrice Lenes.
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) will soon be empowered to remove people sleeping in the doorways of closed businesses along highly trafficked areas of town, following a unanimous city
Beer: In celebration of National Milkshake Month, restaurant chain Johnny Rockets partnered with Santa Monica Brew Works to create two milkshake-inspired limited batch beers: a strawberry milkshake porter and a
A plan to convert 27.8 acres of prime Malibu bluff-top real estate into a sprawling cemetery raised eyebrows when it was revealed in 2015, after developers gave up their
