By Phil Brock
In his latest Brock on Your Block, Phil Brock explores the voting rights trial the City of Santa Monica recently lost, speaking to Maria Loya, Oscar de la Torre and plaintiff attorney Kevin Shenkman.
“We have had a system that marginalizes people so now we have an opportunity to create district elections which gives every neighborhood a representative on City Council and that’s a lot better than what we have right now,” de la Torre says.
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National General Multiple Theaters has announced it will soon break ground on Santa Monica’s first 48 screen Enormoplex movie theater. Referred to by industry insiders as “The Flickinator,” new technology will allow the 48 screen venue to show comic book franchise movies as they are being shot and produced. “All the waiting for another loud movie with cartoon people in it is over!” stated
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