To the editor:
Daniel Shenise spouts the bizarre notion that parking spots are a subsidy for the "storage of private property" (i.e., cars). That if you own
During the discussion panel that followed my screening of “The Danish Girl,” Lucinda Coxon explained that she wrote the first draft of the screenplay 11 years ago. She had become
The 7th annual SANTA Monica Pub Crawl returns Saturday, Dec. 12, at 5 p.m. More than 30 local bars and restaurants from across the city will come together to
The City of Santa Monica is required to operate the Santa Monica Airport until 2023 according to a ruling by the Federal Aviation Administration.
The FAA issued a ruling on
The members of Boy Scout Troop 2 take regular camping trips and head to the mountains to ski every February. They go backpacking and canoeing everywhere from Catalina Island and
Crouching on the sideline during a timeout, the opposing coach raised his voice and implored his team to make it harder for the player to get open looks at the
The Santa Monica City Attorney's Office has obtained a $2 million court judgment against precious metals dealer Seacoast Coin, Inc., formerly doing business as Merit Financial and Merit
Lincoln Boulevard could get medians, dedicated bus lanes and a business improvement district after all three concepts received unanimous support from City Council last week.
Council was asked for feedback
Santa Monica’s courthouse was temporarily closed Wednesday morning as authorities responded to a report of a suspicious package.
The Santa Monica Police Department received a call at about 7:
The Crossroads boys basketball team knew it would be in for a tough game against city rival Santa Monica after watching part of Jonah Mathews’ 41-point performance a night earlier
Yes, friends, I finally made it to “The Rain Room” at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Is it art? A feat of engineering? An amusement park-style attraction?
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