News February 24, 2021

Video: Free LA Metro Rides Could Begin Soon

LA Metro could begin offering fare-less rides as early as next year as part of a $300+ million program. Learn more in this video made possible by Windsor Row Townhomes.

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Hard June 9, 2026

Santa Monica Withdraws Proposed Hotel Worker Benefit Ordinance, Will Still Raise Wage to $25

In a statement, city officials said Santa Monica will continue to follow a longstanding provision in its municipal code requiring local hotel worker wages to match those in Los Angeles. As a result, the minimum […]

Entertainment June 12, 2026

Film Review: Power Ballad

FILM REVIEWPOWER BALLADRated R98 MinutesReleased June 5th When you hear a great song on the radio, on someone’s playlist, or at a concert, you may be struck by the poetry of it. Maybe it […]

News June 17, 2026

Gallery 169 Exhibit Focuses on SoCal Beach Life in the 60s

The exhibition centers on photographs Darrin took at Will Rogers State Beach after moving to Santa Monica Canyon as a teenager. According to the artist, what began as casual photographs of friends and local surfers […]

News June 12, 2026

Santa Monica Launches Independent Make Music Day Chapter with Citywide Solstice Events

Five events are scheduled, including performances at the Downtown Santa Monica Metro Station, Reed Park, Palisades Park, Colorado Center Park and Beach South Lot 1. Santa Monica will host a series of free concerts and […]

Dining June 17, 2026

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 […]

Hard June 17, 2026

Santa Monica Coastal Permitting Bill Revised After Agreement With Coastal Commission

The agreement marks a major shift from the bill’s original proposal, which drew criticism from environmental organizations and beach access advocates who argued it would reduce Coastal Commission oversight within Santa Monica’s coastal zone. A […]