Michael Rosenthal does not have a column this week. As of the deadline for this issue, the Mirror publisher had just returned from picking berries in Portland and was still quite focused on whether the strawberries were better than the blueberries or if the raspberries were the best of all. Next week, really, truly, his column will return.
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Appian Way to Close for One Week for Santa Monica Pier Bridge Demolition
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LAHSA presentation of the Greater Los Angeles 2026 Homeless Count. Photo Credit: Dolores Quintana.
2026 Homeless Count: Unhoused population rises across L.A. City and L.A. County
New data shows interim-to-permanent housing placements dropped 36% over past year. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) released the numbers for its Greater Los Angeles 2026 Homeless Count on Friday, July 24. After two years of encouraging […]
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Manhattan Beach Food & Wine expands to two nights at new Westdrift resort location
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City of Santa Monica. Construction is scheduled to fully finish by 2028, before the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Appian Way Reopens to Traffic, Restoring Main Route to Pier
Hydraulic breakers finish work in one day instead of the planned eight, restoring main access to Santa Monica Pier parking. By Carlos Reyes Appian Way reopened to vehicle traffic Tuesday, days ahead of schedule, restoring […]
One Less Spark Campaign. The campaign highlights several ways residents can reduce wildfire risk, including securing tow chains so they do not drag on roadways
California Launches Wildfire Prevention Campaign as Fire Danger Rises
The “One Less Spark” campaign encourages Californians to reduce common ignition sources as elevated temperatures and dry conditions increase wildfire risk. California officials have launched a statewide public awareness campaign urging residents to take steps […]
Google Street View. Organizers said the strong turnout prompted the decision to make the event monthly.
Palisades Night Becomes Monthly Gathering at The Bungalow
An earlier Palisades Night at the venue raised $20,369 for LA Strong Sports and the rebuilding of the Pacific Palisades Park and Recreation Center. By Sarah Lin Palisades Night, a community gathering aimed at supporting […]
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