California is one of the states where “dual agency” is permitted in real estate transactions (where one agent represents both buyer and seller). Other states require that their own agent represent each side of a […]
The 4th/5th & Arizona project public process could be a drama in the “Kabuki Theater of Santa Monica.” A drama complete with Kabuki set roles of villagers, warlords, samurai, nobles, and servants and a plot […]
Critics call California’s three-year-old top two primary election system a “jungle primary” because it tosses candidates of all stripes into the same pot, forcing them to speak to all voters since only the two leading […]
The Dream Orchestra presents two performances of Handel’s ‘Messiah’ Dec. 3 and 4 at beautiful St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica. The Brass Ensemble will set a festive mood before the concert. Then emotions […]
Stomach series: these are the five essential Pilates moves to build a strong core and chiseled abs. Make sure that your lower back is always pressed firmly into the mat and modify exercises if it […]
The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday, Nov. 17 to appoint Kathryn E. Jeffery, PhD, as the new Superintendent and President of Santa Monica College (SMC). Jeffery is currently president at Sacramento […]
Describing an extraordinary significance that is coming sooner perhaps than people realize, Santa Monica City Manager Rick Cole spent time at last Tuesday’s City Council meeting to discuss the Expo Light Rail Line that ends […]
In its 5th decade of performances, Westside Ballet of Santa Monica, with live music by Santa Monica College Symphony Orchestra, returns to present its enchanting rendition of the holiday classic, “The Nutcracker.” After selling out […]
A 12-screen ArcLight cinema complex opens today on the third level of Santa Monica Place, complete with a full bar, café, and concessions. Guests 21-years and over can enjoy wine, beer, and cocktails in the […]
The holidays came early for 110 deserving boys and girls on Tuesday morning after they were set loose inside the Sears in Santa Monica with $100 gift cards to select coats, sweaters, shoes, and other […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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