In the latest Brock On Your Block, it’s the second installment of Santa Monica chalk art festival as residents step up to spread joy, color and beauty during the COVID-19 quarantine with chalk drawings and other art around their homes and neighborhoods in this video made possible by Santa Monica College.
Adhoc signs were placed on Santa Monica beach late Wednesday afternoon, advising swimmers to avoid the Pico Kenter Drain area. The fact that the Santa Monica City Council signs came almost a full workday after the Pico Kenter Drain was opened into the ocean without warning in the morning, has outraged residents and lifeguards alike, causing the raising of eyebrows across the community.
The inaugural charter flight between Los Angeles International Airport and Havana, Cuba, will depart today, creating the first West Coast link between the cities in light of improved U.S.-Cuban political relations. The American Airlines flight […]
The holiday season is fast approaching. To make your holidays more sustainable, Urban Jungle, an indoor and tropical plants nursery...
Read moreBy Mayor Pro Tempore Caroline Torosis I entered public service because I love Santa Monica. I believe in its people,...
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