A step forward in citywide equity was made this past week, as a permanent reminder of past pain and work to be done is now outside of Santa Monica City
A step forward in citywide equity was made this past week, as a permanent reminder of past pain and work to be done is now outside of Santa Monica City
Despite a national rejection of progressivism in the 2024 presidential race, Democratic leaders in the Los Angeles area called Santa Monica’s election results a bright spot amidst the party’
Santa Monica has not been sheltered from the most anxiety-ridden day to hit America in years, as both the nerves and excitement were palpable at polling places Tuesday.
The City Council meeting last week was interrupted by suspected smoke in City Hall. Fortunately, the physical fire was outside of the building. But the meeting was incendiary in every
Dear Editor,
For the past two weeks or so, Santa Monica Councilmember Oscar de la Torre has been in the news for an antisemitic comment he made as an SMMUSD
Top city officials and housing partners gathered on Oct. 2 to celebrate Santa Monica’s first Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) project opening in nearly a decade.
At Headspace within the Bergamot Station Arts Center Wednesday evening, Mayor Phil Brock hosted a community meeting alongside City Councilmembers Oscar de la Torre and Christine Parra, with Brock noting
