Workers at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows may strike as early as Wednesday over demands for their new contract, which include increasing their pay to $25 per hour by
The chefs behind Border Grill helped define Santa Monica’s culinary scene for a quarter of a century.
Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken will return to the city in
Until Tuesday, Santa Monicans had only two internet providers to choose from but a new company is offering service to some who want to divest from the phone or cable
The judge will issue a final ruling in Santa Monica’s voting rights case sometime in the near future but the most recent court date provided no new information on
The City of Santa Monica is reviewing plans for two mixed-use buildings that will bring hundreds of new residents to Ocean Park and Mid-City.
On Monday, the Architectural
By CHARLES ANDREWS
BRAND X
What a great name for a British jazz-fusion band that was anything but generic. Formed by Genesis drummer Phil Collins and Atomic Rooster guitarist
Holiday Cheer; High Camp; HIV/AIDS Mass
“Come from Away,” through January 6, 2019 at the Ahmanson Theatre, will restore your faith in humanity. This uplifting musical tells the story
A weekend of sorrow, joy and elation followed by Beatles and Christmas songs is coming to Santa Monica. The programming may sound unconventional, but it’s all for a good
If you visit the Third Street Promenade later this month, someone may be watching you.
On Dec. 13 and 15, volunteers will be carefully monitoring shoppers as they move around
By CHARLES ANDREWS
DISAPPOINTED BUT NOT SURPRISED
That so few showed up at City Hall last week, to protest our City government’s enthusiasm to throw tons more good money
Santa Monica is three years behind schedule for water independence due to delays in obtaining permits for some of the proposed plans.
The city is using about 20 percent less
