Week of September 2, 2019
LA Metro Public Art Project / “Tears of Santa Monica”
For the week of September 2, artwork installation is slated to resume and run from Fall
Each season has its scents. The intoxicating aroma of pea blossom, whose power belies the fragility of its petals, heralds the arrival of spring. Just as reliably, the odor of
By Jackie Sedley
Running with the theme of “Local Meets Global,” the Aug. 28 Twilight Concert event served to emphasize Latin culture.
Hosting the infamous Helado Negro as headliner, and
Los Angeles County firefighters are battling a brush fire on the slopes of the Santa Monica Mountains above Malibu.
The fire department said the blaze was reported shortly before noon
Los Angeles Angels player Tyler Skaggs died July 1 when he choked on his own vomit under the influence of fentanyl, oxycodone and alcohol, according to an autopsy the Tarrant
Downtown Santa Monica businesses generated $1.2 billion in taxable sales in 2018, a 6.4% increase over the previous year.
Sales declined between 2015 and 2017 as downtown retailers
One of the joys of writing these columns is getting to cross paths with so many interesting and talented people in Santa Monica. I could be in line at the
By Blake Atwell
In August of 2014, John Adams Middle School (JAMS) Principal Steve Richardson received a phone call informing him the school’s then 80-year-old auditorium experienced
Swingers diner will close this Saturday, August 31.
The casual eatery announced the decision to staff this week and cited the cost of doing business as the primary reason.
“This
Dental donation
The Santa Monica Elks has teamed up with a community dental program sponsored by the Santa Monica Breakfast Club (SMBC). The SMBC helps underprivileged and disabled kids with
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s LAX office filed one count of murder on Christopher Michael Mondev for the murder of his brother Charles.
Christopher was arraigned on August
