Santa Monica experienced 8.8 percent more serious crime in 2018, including thefts, burglaries and aggravated assaults. The same category of crime rose by 12 percent in 2017 and 5.
Lincoln Boulevard will get its long-awaited streetscape makeover by early 2021.
Construction on the Lincoln Neighborhood Corridor Plan (the LiNC) will start by the end of 2019 and last until
Several Santa Monicans will help steer the California Democratic Party in a more progressive direction.
14 locals formed a slate to run for delegate positions in the state party and
By CHARLES ANDREWS
OF COURSE I DIDN’T GO
To the “City Council Retreat” last weekend.
It’s not that I’m shirking civic responsibility. And I don’t judge
London. Paris. New York. Denver. And Dallas. Each city has its own emotional pull. The architecture, the food, the nightlife and the day life all the great cities of the
Target and Tesla have announced plans to open locations in Santa Monica but have not yet filed applications with City Hall.
Target is looking to open at 420 Broadway in
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will debate extending funding for homeless outreach in Santa Monica this week after Supervisor Shelia Kuehl recommended budgeting $300,000 towards the City’
Bird, Lime and a few other companies might dominate the e-scooter industry in Los Angeles but a new company is betting it can compete in Venice and Culver City and
A reality TV director, an actor, and a former director of operations for events (such as the Academy Awards and American Idol) recently teamed together to create a Santa Monica-based
Rent Control officials have lost an initial battle over the fate of a formerly rent controlled property that has been brewing for more than 15 years.
A judge ruled against
A UCLA study released Friday has categorized the injuries of scooter riders during the explosive growth of the industry and found that e-scooter riders are most likely to be hospitalized
