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Caltrans workers on the 405 doing construction. Photo Credit: Caltrans.
Overnight I-405 lane closures through Sepulveda Pass planned for weeklong paving project
Caltrans schedules major ramp shutdowns and multi-lane reductions between Wilshire Boulevard and U.S. 101 starting Aug. 3. Drivers navigating the Sepulveda Pass will face extensive night travel delays next week as transportation crews install concrete […]
Fraser Bohm in court. Photo Credit: YouTube.
Judge denies motion to drop murder charges in deadly Pacific Coast Highway crash
Fraser Bohm must face murder counts at trial after court denies second attempt to dismiss murder charges. The judge has ruled on the issue of the Fraser Bohm trial murder charges after the defense requested […]
Google Street View. In its announcement, the company alluded to the decision as not being easy, but “right for what’s next”
JuneShine to Close Santa Monica Location This Month, Adding to Main Street’s Dining/Retail Woes
The announcement adds to a string of dining and retail closures along Main Street this year. By Zach Armstrong Hard kombucha brand JuneShine will close its Santa Monica tasting room later this month, adding to […]
The approval follows 14 community meetings held between April and July
Santa Monica Approves City-Run Homelessness System
It comes days after the 2026 Point-in-Time Count showed unsheltered homelessness in Santa Monica down 18.7% and the overall count down 11.6% to 718 people. By Sarah Lin The Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday […]
According to the city’s court filings, residents reported being disturbed by workers talking late at night and by the sounds of Waymo vehicles
Waymo Appeals Ban on Overnight Operations at Santa Monica Charging Lots
The order prohibits Waymo from operating the lots at 1222 and 1310 Broadway between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. By Sarah Lin Waymo is appealing a court order that temporarily bans overnight operations at two […]
The City of Santa Monica. Photo Credit: Santa Monica.
SM.a.r.t Column: A City That Knows Its Limits
For thirty years, California planners have sold density as the fix for the state’s housing shortage. In many cities, that sale reflects reality: compact development shortens commutes, supports transit, and takes pressure off infrastructure before […]
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