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Google Street View. Paige sells jeans, apparel and related items that are “focused on fit and quality.”
Denim Brand PAIGE Set to Return to Palisades Village
PAIGE is one of several high-end retail brands and restaurants that have announced a comeback to the shopping district. By Zach Armstrong Premium denim and apparel brand PAIGE is returning to Palisades Village when the shopping […]
Tender Greens. The limited-time items are available from Wednesday through Oct. 7 at all of the chain’s locations.
Tender Greens Adds Mediterranean Wraps to Menu Through Oct. 7
The steak wrap is priced between $16.35 and $17.20. The falafel wrap ranges from $12.95 to $13.80. By Sarah Lin Tender Greens has added Mediterranean-style wraps to its menu for the first time. The limited-time […]
[R to L] Ed Skrein, Octavia Spencer, Hannah Waddingham, in Ride or Die. Photo Credit: Prime - © Amazon Content Services LLC
TV Miniseries Review: Ride or Die
TV MINISERIES REVIEWRIDE OR DIERated TV-MA8 50-Minute EpisodesReleased July 15th on Amazon Prime “Debbie,” the American wife of a British Parliament member living in England, has been friends with British “Judith” for some 20 years. […]
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 […]
Trapped truck driver rescued following high-impact crash into Pacific Palisades building
Firefighters deploy heavy hydraulic equipment during intense two-hour extraction along Pacific Coast Highway. By Carlos Reyes Firefighters deployed heavy hydraulic extrication tools Thursday to rescue a driver trapped inside a crushed work truck following a […]
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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