Gladys Kravitz often suspected that something was “up” at the home of her neighbors, Darrin and Samantha Stevens. She’d notice weird comings and goings, people who were often dressed in period costumes, farm animals that […]
Dear Editor I am the first print subscriber of the Santa Monica Mirror and have been reading it on the internet and receiving it in hard copy print since its inception. I live in Fairfield, […]
Last week the Santa Monica City Council took aim at downtown parking rates and sometimes one wonders if these folks see themselves as public servants, or board members of some NYSE listed conglomerate. You guessed […]
These days almost everyone is concerned about going green to help save precious resources. One of the ways to accomplish this is through educating the public on more efficient ways to save energy. Santa Monicans […]
On September 11th, as part of a nationwide remembrance and volunteer service day to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001 tragedies, local wetlands advocates from the Ballona Institute and more than 60 student volunteers from UCLA, […]
Metro has begun the process of preparing a Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIS/EIR) and part of the process includes exploratory drilling in Santa Monica to assess the conditions below ground. The exploratory […]
A comprehensive settlement agreement has been signed by representatives of the parties to multiple lawsuits, potentially ending the 20-year Lincoln Place saga that has pitted tenants against a succession of owners of the 38-acre apartment […]
I met Michael 28 years ago and about six months later he welcomed me to his family. I can still remember exactly where this occurred. It was on a sidewalk in Marina Del Rey at […]
This past weekend saw a significant part of the Santa Monica Pier transformed into a place where God lives, culinarily speaking, with the increasingly renowned Taste of Santa Monica event, where dozens of dexterous devotees […]
