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Life and Arts January 12, 2017

Brock on Your Block: Izzy Freeman and Izzy’s Deli

Phil eats at Santa Monica’s famous Izzy’s Deli and finds the power of giving is a driving force of founder/owner Izzy Freeman.

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Treat Dad to limited-edition luxury menus at Fitoor Santa Monica, Toscana, and Telefèric Barcelona and one pastrami breakfast burrito. It’s nearly Father’s Day, and if you are still looking for the perfect meal for your […]

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Dragon Alley Coffee opens flagship shop in Downtown Santa Monica on June 17

Founder Richard Chand will host a public ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring complimentary coffee, food, and live entertainment. Downtown business leaders and a local entrepreneur will gather Wednesday morning to celebrate the grand opening of Dragon Alley […]

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World’s first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizzeria to open in Santa Monica at the 3rd Street Promenade

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California Has Nation’s Most Expensive Fast-Food Pizza, Study Finds

The study, released by personal finance website WalletHub, found that California ranks first nationally for the average price of an 11- to 12-inch pizza, fourth for burgers and third for fried chicken sandwiches. Californians pay […]

Opinion June 12, 2026

SM.a.r.t Column: Santa Monica Built the Delay It Now Wants a Law to Erase: Part One.

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SM.a.r.t. Column: The Dual Process, Part Two: What the Amendments Left Behind

Under public pressure, AB 1740 has shed almost everything that alarmed Santa Monica — and the Coastal Commission has dropped its opposition. But two things survived the retreat, and one of them is statewide. The […]