Some see the turning of the calendar year as an opportunity to conquer dietary and health goals. Some hope to explore local restaurants they've never tried before.
As
PALISADES PARK — After a year of restricting fitness training in the city's parks, City Council will consider making the permitting rules stricter.
Weekend start times would get later,
The Santa Monica Police Department will step up bike and pedestrian safety enforcement operationsJan. 10 and Jan. 17, with focused enforcement on primary collision factors involving motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists.
ProCon.org has announced that it surpassed 20,000,000 annual readers in 2014, a 22.1% increase over 2013. The free educational website has seen steady growth since launching
On Sunday, Jan. 11, everyone's invited to "Happy Birthday, Marion!" at the Annenberg Community Beach House. Celebrate with the Santa Monica Conservancy as they turn the
BERGAMOT AREA — The developer behind last year's most controversial project is looking to reoccupy the site, which is currently dormant, according email exchanges obtained by the Daily Press.
The Santa Monica College Emeritus Art Gallery is once again open and will host a retrospective exhibition of representational work by contemporary California artist Freddie Manseau.
The exhibition will run
On Jan. 5, at 3:55 p.m. the Santa Monica Fire Department responded to reports of a possible structure fire in a residential/commercial structure at 815 Wilshire Blvd.
CITYWIDE— A young girl is hawking lemonade, but when her neighbors approach the stand they instead notice the bag of Doritos behind her. It's not for sale— or
YOUR COLUMN HERE — The new year presents an opportunity to reflect on the City's remarkable achievements in affordable housing, including production, preservation and rehabilitation, but also to address
2015 homeless count Editor: Homeless count, why bother? Let’s just say there are legions and legions scattered throughout the city and leave it at that! James Walsh Santa Monica
