Idiosyncratic communities are the rule rather than the exception in the L.A. nation.
Not only is Venice among the most idiosyncratic, its boardwalk is the most colorful stretch of sand on the fabled Southern California coast.
It is also the second most popular tourist attraction in Southern California, trailing only Disneyland.
(top) Juggler/martial artist Amir Brown (middle) Dudley Avenue mural with homeless person (bottom) Mr. TV, David Hathorn
Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights (SMRR) issued a statement this week, claiming it “strongly objects” to the Miramar Hotel’s highly misleading full-page advertisements in the City’s local papers that seeking to open “an interest list […]
Santa Monica activist Armen Melkonians will host a referendum launch event this Wednesday, Feb. 12 in an attempt to veto the City Council’s 4-3 vote Tuesday night to approve Hines’ 765,095 square foot mixed-use development […]
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Read moreBy Mayor Pro Tempore Caroline Torosis I entered public service because I love Santa Monica. I believe in its people,...
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