A Mid-City resident came home from a holiday vacation to an uninvited visitor on New Year’s Day.
The resident, who wishes to remain anonymous for privacy reasons, returned
OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ
Associated Press
Utility crews worked Monday to restore power to thousands of people after a winter storm swept through Northern California, toppling utility poles and trees and
Interacting with small businesses owners in Santa Monica inspired City Councilmember Tony Vazquez to seek higher office.
Vazquez, who first served on Council in the early 1990s before being elected
Fourteen local progressives are running to represent the Westside as delegates to the California Democratic Party.
The election may not be well known even among active voters, but candidates say
In what promises to be an incredible evening of world class music, Martin Chalifour and Mak Grgic are teaming up to perform an intimate violin and guitar duo recital on
Heidi Swedberg teaches a series of ukulele classes for children, teens and adults at Santa Monica Public Library beginning Saturday, January 12, 2019 in the Main Library’s Multipurpose Room,
2018 had more ups and downs for Evett’s Model Shop than the remote controlled helicopters they sell at the store.
The store celebrated its 70th anniversary in the early
On a Thursday night at Vito’s Pizza, Montez Blair is exchanging White Elephant gifts with his Oracle co-workers and friends.
Sure, the 6’2 Blair sticks out based
By CHARLES ANDREWS
HAPPY DANG NEW YEAR!
No, seriously. Despite my cynicism over over-the-top New Year’s Eve celebrations expressed in my last NOTEWORTHY column, I am an
Santa Monica is a town built for bikes. With abundant protected bike lanes and a total area just shy of 8.5 miles, traversing Santa Monica’s nooks and crannies,
