Let us be crystal clear: There are very few things more important to the future of San Francisco than ending the tidal wave of Ellis Act evictions that are steadily chewing up affordable rental housing in the city and making it even closer to impossible for anyone who isn’t rich to live here.
Part of a San Francisco Bay Guardian editorial, April 11, 2006
One person is dead after an overnight shooting in a beach parking lot. Detectives are searching for suspects after a shooting that took place overnight in a Santa Monica parking lot left one person dead […]
Sweltering temperatures return Thursday as offshore hurricane swells bring 8-foot waves and heavy rip currents to local beaches. The National Weather Service of Los Angeles has announced that the Los Angeles heat wave will continue […]
The weekly morning pop-up brings elite Eastside tortillas to Westside diners for a limited time. By Dolores Quintana HiHo Cheeseburger has answered the call of the many Breakfast Burriho fans who have hoped that the […]
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology, capitalism and social fragmentation. Artist Stevie Choi will open a solo exhibition exploring kitemaking, sculpture […]
Friday night shows and a family matinee will highlight current space missions, night sky viewing and solar system wonders. The Santa Monica College Planetarium will present a series of live-hosted shows in August exploring Mars […]
Eleven projects that received state tax credits earned a combined 79 nominations, according to a state announcement. The medical drama “The Pitt” led California Film and Television Tax Credit recipients with 25 nominations for the […]
