PG&E’s Unprecedented Chutzpah Pays Off
By Tom Elias At the very moment when California’s largest utility company was being assessed a $14 million fine for failing to report discovery of flawed records on its gas pipelines, that same company […]
Market Report: Bolaños Family Sprouts
In this broadcasst of Market report, host Jackie Karsh talks about sprouts with Diego of Bolaños Family Sprouts. From health benefits to sprout varieties, Diego has the inside scoop on the most popular sprouts and […]
Aviation Art & Pin-up Festival | The Museum of Flying at the Santa Monica Airport
The Aviation Art & Pin-up Festival took place at The Museum of Flying at the Santa Monica Airport and featured two fashion shows as well as aviation themed crafts. The event is organized in support […]
Alert Police Blotter: 3/31-4/7
By Tim Broughton Tooled Up. On Friday, March 24, at 10:15 p.m. officers of the Santa Monica Police Department received a radio call informing them that a suspicious vehicle had been spotted in the area […]
Celebrate the Planet at Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
For Heal the Bay, every day is Earth Day, but in honor of the 47th annual worldwide observance on April 22, we’ll celebrate for a solid week this year. Heal the Bay’s Nothin’ but Sand […]
Calder Quartet: Artists-in-Residence April 9 & May 14
Eli and Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica presents Artists-in-Residence, Calder Quartet, who will continue their three-part concert series on April 9 and May 14. This inventive and passionate quartet explores the profound beauty of […]
Just Boys, Making Bombs: Santa Monica Street Unperturbed by Late Night Evacuations
By Jennifer Eden The 2600 block of 32nd Street Santa Monica stood quiet Wednesday morning, showing little sign of the intense police presence and mandatory late-night evacuation the evening before. Residents of the block […]
Greener Pastures Await
By Sam Skopp Eternal Meadows, a site filled with California native grasses and wildflowers devoted exclusively to green burials, opened officially at Woodlawn Cemetery Saturday, offering an eco-friendly option for your final resting place […]
Kevin Appel on Review at Christopher Grimes Gallery
Christopher Grimes Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new works by Kevin Appel. Appel’s new series of paintings begin as primary arrangements: cut-out paper forms referencing the portholes of Jean Prouvé’s Maison […]
Zumper Analysis Shows Santa Monica as Most Expensive City to Rent In
The Zumper Los Angeles Metro Report analyzed over 30,000 active listings in March across 20 metro cities to show the most and least expensive cities and cities with the fastest growing rents.
Pier Ferris Wheel to Display Giant Flag, Military Seals for Veterans Day
Free ceremony with Chinook flyover, awards set for Nov. 11 The Pacific Park Ferris wheel will light up Tuesday night...
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HomeState Shares Details on Upcoming Westside Location
Texas-style breakfast taco chain to open ninth spot in Santa Monica; first 50 guests get free tacos for a week...
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