Santa Monica resident Gary Roberts is known as a “Legacy Runner,” someone who has has participated in all 25 of the Los Angeles Marathons. “I started running long before the Los Angeles Marathon started in […]
Los Angeles’ Planning Commission gave the necessary approvals on March 11 so that Bundy Village and Medical Park project could go forward. Controversy over the 11.5 acre Bundy Village and Medical Park project has been […]
Neighborhood advocacy groups joined together to file a lawsuit against the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The Expo Light Rail (EIR) is under litigation for an allegedly insufficient Environmental Impact Report. Filed March 5, the […]
The continuing saga concerning the proper use of the land at the nation’s largest Veteran’s Administration campus took another turn on Tuesday, March 15, when the leader of two years of Sunday afternoon protests filed […]
(1) Erin Tracy, right, cheers fellow revelers at St Paddy’s Day at O’Brien’s Irish Pub and Restaurant on Main Street on March 17. (2) A happy Irish Coffee to all on St Paddy’s Day at […]
A mature specimen olive tree from Porterville, California was transplanted to its new home in downtown Santa Monica and lifted three stories off the ground Tuesday morning. The tree will be a centerpiece of the […]
The Superintendent of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), Tim Cuneo, announced yesterday that he and other district superintendents were banning together to fight the new Los Angles Unified School District (LAUSD) Out-going permit […]
1. After crossing the finish line Ocean Avenue at Santa Monica Boulevard in Santa Monica, runners of the 2010 LA Marathon were greeted with heat-blankets, drinks, food and other rewards before descending down the Santa […]
The issue of overnight parking for lived-in vehicles has sparked both arguments and suggested solutions. At the March 16 meeting of the Venice Neighborhood Council (VNC), one such solution was described. David Ewing and Stewart […]
