As a new cold low pressure system headed for Southern California this morning, flooding developed on an L.A. area freeway early today and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Orange County. […]
The City of Santa Monica says temporary lane closures and delays are possible during daytime hours today through Friday, March 6 in the following locations: • 2nd Street (between Wilshire Boulevard and Montana Avenue) • […]
Updated Sunday, March 1 – 2:56 pm A winter storm arrived in the Southland with a bang today, as the National Weather Service said it’s tracking a strong thunderstorm near Santa Monica. The slow-moving storm likely […]
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica (LWVSM) invites the community to “Students Speak,” a forum on access to public higher education at Santa Monica College on Saturday, March 7. “Public higher education in […]
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County rose today for the 30th consecutive day, increasing 3.1 cents to $3.504, its highest amount since Oct. 21. The average price […]
“Battle Creek,” a drama about two mismatched law enforcement officers created by Vince Gilligan before he created “Breaking Bad,” premieres at 10 p.m. tonight on CBS. Gilligan sold the script for the “Battle Creek” pilot […]
Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College Acting Troupe will presents its Spring 2015 Performance at 1 pm today, March 1. The free performance will be held in The Edye at the Santa Monica College Performing Arts […]
California attorney general’s agents wasted no time after this column in late January called for a criminal investigation of the former state Public Utilities Commission President Michael Peevey. Less than five days later, investigators executed […]
If you are one of the growing number of people who have a smartphone or tablet, you can download a City of Santa Monica App that puts recycling, special waste collection details and more at […]
Ask the average movie buff if he or she knows who Richard LaGravenese is and the answer is probably going to be no. In the same sentence add that he wrote “Behind the Candelabra,” “Water […]
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