• Name: Terry O'Day
• Age: 39
• Occupation: Director, eVgo, electric-vehicle charging services.
• Neighborhood in which you live: Pico Neighborhood
• Own or rent: Own
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United by concerns about overdevelopment in Santa Monica, leaders from three community groups on Tuesday announced plans to work together to elect Planning Commissioners Ted Winterer and Richard McKinnon to
The Broad Stage started its fall season last weekend with a big bang and a loud beat. Like Cirque du Soleil in miniature, minus the contortionists and trapeze artists, Diavolo
EASTSIDE — Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution (CRAAP), a coalition of Westsiders fighting to shut down Santa Monica Airport or at least dramatically cut back on the number of flights there,
Editor:
When I was growing up in the early 1960s, mankind's march of progress was visible everywhere, but perhaps nowhere more so than in space.
We listened to
To call Ken Price prolific would be an understatement. He was in many ways the artist's artist and though widely influential he was not widely exhibited until recently.
SMO — Flights out of Santa Monica Airport dropped 11 percent in the first half of 2012 compared to the same time last year, and much of the reduction was related
Environmental guardians Sierra Club has announced its endorsements for four seats on the Santa Monica City Council.
They are City Councilman Terry O'Day, Planning Commissioners Richard McKinnon and
LOS ANGELES — Space shuttle Endeavour landed safely at the Los Angeles International Airport Friday after a whirlwind aerial tour around California landmarks.
Strapped to the back of a 747 jumbo
LAX COURTHOUSE — A Venice man plead no contest Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of vandalism in connection with nails thrown into driveways outside of flight schools at Santa Monica Airport.
LOS ANGELES — Retired space shuttle Endeavour will fly over several California landmarks Friday and that means huge crowds.
Authorities are urging people not to stop in the middle of traffic
DOWNTOWN — Bill Bloomfield has a big job ahead of him.
Between now and Nov. 6, he has to convince Westside and South Bay voters why they should choose him, a
