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County Lets Wildfire Rent Price-Gouging Protections Expire
Supervisors had renewed the emergency rules on a month-to-month basis since last summer. A proposed 30-day extension failed to gain majority support during Tuesday’s board meeting. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday […]
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SM.a.r.t Column: Santa Monica’s Coast Is About to Change Forever. Most Residents Don’t Know It’s Happening. Part 1.
If you live in Santa Monica and have ever wondered why the city seems to have so little control over what gets built near the beach, the answer traces back to a bureaucratic failure that […]
(Video) Main Street Restaurants Showcase Tastings at MAINopoly Event
We asked participating vendors what they were serving at the popular Memorial Day weekend event.
Kidnapping and rape suspect jailed after Santa Monica police chase, shooting
A Los Angeles resident faces multiple felony counts after tracking an ex-partner to a Westside grocery store lot. Gunfire erupted in a South Los Angeles neighborhood early Monday morning following a cross-county police pursuit of […]
Los Angeles Is Spending More on Street Repairs, but Fixing Less. Here’s Why (Video)
The City of Los Angeles says 35% of its 23,000 lane miles are in failing condition. So why aren’t more streets being fully repaved? Watch the story to see what’s behind the backlog and why […]
Office of Karen Bass
LA to Offer Free Girls Golf Clinics During U.S. Women’s Open
The program, called Golf FORE Her, will run from June 4 through June 7 and take place at 10 city-owned golf courses. Mayor Karen Bass announced Thursday that the city will host 32 free golf […]
Sweet Laurel Bakery Will Not Reopen in Palisades, Closes Santa Monica Pickup Spot
Sweet Laurel opened its flagship store in Palisades Village in 2018 and built a strong following across West Los Angeles....
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SM.a.r.t. Column: Santa Monica Isn’t Rebounding Yet. It’s Replacing
Santa Monica officially reports numerous new business openings, often highlighted by the media as signs of economic recovery. However, a...
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