Familiar to any Santa Monica beachgoer, the Garry Trudeau-designed Mr. Butts will now be seen on additional no smoking beaches up and down the coast. The original logo was created expressly for the City of Santa Monica.
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Office of Governor Gavin Newsom
A $11B Housing Bond is on the November Ballot for California Voters
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Revised 24-unit apartment project proposed for Montana Avenue corner in Santa Monica
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Santa Monica Conservancy
Summer Garden Tour to Highlight Native Plants, Coastal Ecology at Santa Monica’s Shotgun House
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Noteworthy 6/24-7/8/26: SUMMER THEATRE & MUSIC
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Co-Owner of Venice Originals Skate Shop Passes at 50
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Office of Karen Bass
Japanese Cultural Gifts Restored at LA Convention Center
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Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
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CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
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