On April 1, at about 4:49 p.m.
Officers responded to radio call for service in the 1800 block of 17th Street regarding a vehicle burglary. The victim saw
Two years after passing one of the most restrictive vacation rental ordinances in the nation in order to curb neighborhood AirBnbs, the City finds itself defending the ordinance on two
Not Rated/ Comedic Horror Film/ Not for Kids
88 Minutes
Released March 24
Prevenge is definitely a unique horror film. The movie has been nominated for several festival awards and
The Santa Monica Public Library system is one of many public and school libraries celebrating multiculturalism in April leading up to the official celebration on April. 30.
This is the
A new Big Blue Bus program is encouraging riders to ditch cash and instead pull out their smartphones when they board a bus.
Starting with a soft rollout this week
Los Angeles
“Love That Boat” Spring Show, April 8
Ben Lowe and Laura Pallas will be leading the Oceanaires' performance of its new show, "LOVE That BOAT"
THE BIG PICTURE
I’ve seen it passed around lately that you have to remember, when you vote, that anyone who wants to be President is already insane.
Can’t
On March 23, at about 5:06 p.m.
Officers responded to Sears – 302 Colorado Avenue regarding two suspects that stole merchandise from the store and fled the location. Officers
An affordable housing and school tax passed by voters in Santa Monica went into effect this week, raising the sales tax by half a percent to 9.75 percent.
Measures
On March 21, at about 6:07 p.m.
While patrolling the 200 block of Broadway, officers saw a subject pushing a shopping cart in violation of a municipal code.
