On January 25, at about 2 a.m.
While patrolling the 600 block of Navy Street officers observed a bicyclist with no lighting equipment and pushing a second bicycle along.
Santa Monica is known for it’s iconic Pier, the famous Third Street Promenade and the countless number of homeless people that walk through the city.
In 2016 the City
It that time of year where millions of people tune in and watch the Super Bowl. Whether you’re watching the commercials, halftime show or the game itself, people still
Citywide
Consent Decree signed and approved by US District Court
On Wednesday, Feb. 1, Judge John F. Walter of the United States District Court for the Central District of California,
Westside Food Bank Hosts Cornerstone Theater Company’s play, fellowship
For the next two Fridays, Westside Food Bank’s warehouse will be transformed into a performance space where Cornerstone Theater
A simple alcohol use permit became mired in controversy at two Planning Commission meetings because the restaurant will open inside the Shore Hotel.
The seaside hotel has recently been entangled
Congratulations to Kaleidoscope, the conductorless chamber orchestra whose mission is to make classical music more accessible to diverse audiences. They’ve performed in homeless shelters, children’s hospitals and other
Where does the mind go when its body is in a coma?
Playwrights Alex Lyras and Robert McCaskill explore this question in their provocative new play, “Plasticity,” now having its
Santa Monica based Westside Rentals has been sold to the CoStar Group, operator of Apartments.com.
The sale was announced this week and the new owners said the local company
For the first time in recent memory, the Santa Monica Police Department is releasing their patch to the public. While other police departments regularly participate in patch swaps or allow
Inspirational leader
Editor:
Today, I was watching MSNBC which is my favorite station for news and I heard Greta Van Susteren telling her invited guest that after Friday’s inauguration,
This week the City announced it would maintain current drought restrictions, including penalties for over use despite recent rains.
January was a landmark month after five years of drought in
