By Mel Camp Brown paper held up with blue painter’s tape currently covers the windows at 1310 Abbot Kinney Blvd., hiding the interior of what will become the latest MedMen Dispensary. A couple of doors down […]

Santa Monica City recently released a  13-page booklet “toolkit” about homelessness for residents, businesses, and workers in Santa Monica. According to the City, the kit includes: Background on homelessness and its emergence as a regional […]

Angel City Sports, Saving Innocence, The Ulmer Institute, & With Love Market & Cafe to Receive Grants Totaling $250,000 A local giving circle comprised of women from Westside communities recently completed their fifth giving cycle, […]

For many kids, the loss of a loved one can have a devastating effect on their young lives. Our House Grief Support Center is hoping to alleviate some of their sadness with two weekend camps […]

Santa Monica City Council approved new regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) Tuesday, May 22, that come into effect July 12, this year. An ADU can be defined as: “A dwelling unit providing complete independent […]

Kindly contributed by SMMUSD The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education approved the appointment of Darci Keleher as the new assistant principal of Lincoln Middle School at its regular May 17, 2018 meeting. […]

Memorial Day, Monday May 28, was marked locally with a services at Los Angeles National Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery. Scouts placed more than 90,000 flags in front of headstones at the National Cemetery where the […]

Introducing a fresh riff on Santa Monica’s popular happy hour culture, Art’s Table on Montana hosted the venue’s first ever Yappy Hour Wednesday afternoon, May 30, and it was a tail-wagging success. “We wanted to […]

SMPD:  On May 29, 2018, officers from the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) located and arrested Robert Art Abalov in West Los Angeles for his possible involvement in a jewelry store robbery. On February 28, […]