impending evictions halted for the momentLos Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl announced late last week that the owners and tenants of the Lincoln Place Apartments will return to the negotiating table to try to find […]

My son is seven years old. He’s beautiful, funny, charming and bright. He also has autism. And here’s the thing: being the mother of a child with autism is pretty much a non-stop thrill-ride. One […]

The Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved a one-year pilot parking program at its meeting last Tuesday that permits people who work at businesses in the vicinity of 10th Street and Pico Boulevard to park […]

Deasy proposes hiring assistant Samo CEOHannah HeinemanMirror staff writerThe Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s Board of Education decided last Thursday not to make any changes in the school district’s 20-year master facilities planning process until […]

On February 28, at 9:21 p.m., Santa Monica Police responded to a report of shots fired in the 2600 block of Pico Boulevard. When officers arrived they found Eduardo (Eddie) Lopez, 15, with a gunshot […]

Loyola Law School paid tribute to Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr., one of its most famous alumni, at a tribute last Friday at Loyola Marymount University in Westchester. Cochran graduated from Loyola Law in 1962. The […]

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter will join writer and longtime critic of U.S. policies Gore Vidal in Los Angeles on Saturday, March 4 for a discussion of Iraq, Iran and the current constitutional crisis.Ritter […]

participants’ recommendations to be considered by Congress, White HouseAngelenos will have an opportunity to add their opinions, experiences and insights to the national discussion on health care at the upcoming Los Angeles health care community […]

On March 8, the Gelfand/Stearns family of Santa Monica will be honored by the Alzheimer’s Association for raising more than $2 million to fight the disease through The Judy Fund.The family created The Fund in […]