With two major construction projects dramatically affecting traffic flow in Santa Monica this past week, the City has been rapidly adjusting traffic management plans following a weekend of bottlenecks and delays. The impending California Incline […]

The Rotary Club of Santa Monica had the opportunity to become more acquainted with their fellow club members through the familiar Craft Talks program on Friday, March 31, during which Rotarians share with the rest […]

By Gary Stromberg More than half of the teenagers in the United States have tried alcohol. With spring break in full swing, this situation is particularly troubling because so many young people end up binge […]

The empty Paper Mate building, sitting at 1681 26th Street Santa Monica, and previous location of the proposed community-dividing Hines Project, has a new owner and with that, a new plan moving forward. Lincoln Property […]

Santa Monica Mirror managing editor Jennifer Eden participated in a KCRW segment on Tuesday that discussed Santa Monica’s current traffic woes. The segment focused on the City of Santa Monica and the start of its […]

In part one of this “In the Chair” episode, editor Brenton Garen sits down with Assemblymember Richard Bloom (50th District) as he discusses the film tax legislation to keep Hollywood business in California. Click here […]

Santa Monica employers can now register for Santa Monica’s 2015 Commuter Challenge, the first-ever competition for Santa Monica businesses and organizations of all sizes to encourage their employees to bike, carpool/vanpool, or ride transit to […]

St. Anne Catholic Church & Shrine in Santa Monica will host a free Easter Sunday dinner this weekend for the needy and less fortunate in the community. It will take place from 3 pm to […]

The long-awaited launch of the assessment of Santa Monica’s iconic landmarked ‘Chain Reaction’ peace sculpture near Santa Monica Civic Auditorium began on Wednesday. According to the City, the assessment  of the sculpture at 1855 Main […]