Early last Wednesday morning, a man, a woman and a house were injured when a driver going north on 12th Street  lost control of his car as it crossed Georgina Avenue, hit the curb, became […]

In a study published in the journal Public Health Nutrition about overweight urban, low-income, African American and Hispanic children attending Los Angeles elementary schools, the authors firmly establish the prevalence and severity of nutritional problems […]

Early last Wednesday morning, a man, a woman and a house were injured when a driver going north on 12th Street lost control of his car as it crossed Georgina Avenue, hit the curb, became […]

People who need assistance paying their natural gas bills may receive help through Southern California Gas Co.’s (The Gas Company) Gas Assistance Fund program, which provides for a one-time grant amount of up to $150 […]

Responding to requests from Westside families, Creative Space, the Hollywood-based child and family enrichment center, is expanding. Classes for toddlers will begin on Monday, April 4, in its new 4,200 square foot center at 11916 […]

Yesterday, Matt Baird, who appealed the Planning Commision’s approval of the antenna installation, gave the following statement to The Mirror: “We firmly believe that if City Council knew of the U.S. Supreme Court decision that […]

Despite objections from residents, who alleged it would create health hazards and reduce property values, Santa Monica City Council approved the installation of a wireless communication facility by AT&T (now Cingular Wireless) on the roof […]

Daylight Saving Time returns on April 3, Sunday morning, at 2 a.m. Turn all your clocks and watches forward one hour and live happily ever after…or at least until the end of October when, for […]

At a press conference last Tuesday Friends of Sunset Park (FOSP) officials stated that they were surprised about some of the results they received from a 35-question survey they recently conducted. The goal of the […]

Santa Monica College has operated a shuttle parking lot just north of its new satellite campus at Santa Monica Airport since 1988. It is used by more than 1,700 students a day, but the City […]