In the past 15 years, Santa Monica pediatrician Bob Hamilton has traveled to Africa 21 times on medical mission trips. To help fund these ongoing trips, Dr. Hamilton has organized the fifth annual Walk To […]
Morgan-Wixson Theatre presents the classic British farce “What The Butler Saw” this Saturday, May 4 through May 26 at 2627 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica. “What The Butler Saw” (1970) is in the tradition of mid-century […]
The Santa Monica Rent Control Board announced a 1 percent General Adjustment for 2013 will take effect September 1, 2013. The announcement was made at the Board’s April 25 meeting. Due to the passage of […]
California’s recovery has led the nation for months in producing new jobs, even though it hasn’t yet come close to replacing all those lost in the Great Recession of 2008-2011. Low natural gas prices have […]
The City has heard the uplifted voices of exercise instructors and, for now, agreed to try and find harmony between what public spaces should be and a desire on the part of fitness trainers to […]
When it comes to setting education funding policies for California, preconceived notions have long held at least as much sway as actual reality. Thus it was that when the state Supreme Court in 1971 issued […]
A 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Santa Monica Bay at 10:57 pm Thursday night, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. It struck at eight miles deep two miles southeast of Malibu. No damage has been […]
Amidst pleas by various camps in favor or against the landing fees at Santa Monica Airport (SMO), David Goddard, chair of the Airport Commission, spent five minutes speaking to the council about the agreements that […]
The pavement at Santa Monica Airport (SMO) is about to be upgraded, as the Santa Monica City Council approved at its Tuesday special meeting a contract for almost $700,000 to repave the airport’s runway and […]
Quite a unique event took place inside council chambers at Santa Monica City Hall on May Day: the governing body considered a development agreement (DA) that was not a multi-use development featuring apartment units and ground […]
Sweet Laurel opened its flagship store in Palisades Village in 2018 and built a strong following across West Los Angeles....
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