The 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball semi-finals begins in Phoenix this weekend and, unfortunately for local sports fans, neither UCLA nor USC will be participating. Actually fans from
The City’s newly formed Vacation Rental Enforcement Task Force has scored a major win against a Los Angeles-based vacation rental operator.
Early last year the Task Force began
The City is beginning a public outreach campaign to get suggestions on improving the Santa Monica Beach trail, particularly the northern portion of the trail and underneath Santa Monica Pier.
Woodlawn Cemetery Opens Green Burial Site, Eternal Meadow April 1
On Saturday, April 1, 2017 at 11 a.m., Santa Monica’s historic Woodlawn Cemetery, Mortuary & Mausoleum will hold
A four-month long multi-department review of NMS Properties’ contracts with the City of Santa Monica failed to produce a smoking gun or even very much smoke.
The audit
Cary Williams has made a career out of combat. She opened a Santa Monica boxing club, The Stables, and developed a reputation as a professional boxing coach. Her latest bout
History in many ways is one long obituary. When I think about how history is written and what is generally made memorable, it is most often a retelling of the
Week of March 27
Wastewater Main Replacement Project
For the week of March 27, the Contractor will continue removal and replacement of the sewer main on 9th Court between Marguerita
Stepping into the workspace of Pioneer Magnetics feels like stepping back into a different era or - if not for the faded American flag stuck in a worker’s pencil mug
When one of Santa Monica’s most influential architects talks about neighborhood density – the amount of neighbors piled into one building or one street corner - he uses a different word.
On March 14, at about 9:16 p.m.
Officers responded to the Apple Store – 1415 3rd Street Promenade in regards to a theft suspect in custody. Officers determined the
