By CHARLES ANDREWS HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Of course, that means different things to different people. My family has gathered every year for 75 years at my cousin’s home in Tempe, AZ. Two of the cousins were […]
The store represents one of the largest U.S. appearances of Japan’s capsule-toy vending machines and SEGA’s UFO CATCHER claw machines outside anime conventions A limited-time arcade experience showcasing more than 100 authentic Japanese gacha capsule-toy […]
Professor Horst Rittel of UC Berkeley’s School of Architecture coined the term “wicked problems” to describe planning challenges in constant flux with many moving parts and stakeholders. He taught that effective problem-solving requires defining the […]
The motion references the 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise, where fallen poles and wires blocked escape routes and contributed to dozens of deaths The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to begin […]
Long before Santa Monica became a global destination, it was a humble seaside town defined by salt air, sunshine, and a sense of belonging. Families gathered on the sand, cyclists rolled down Ocean Avenue, and […]
Padilla said the effort involves cooperation across multiple city departments Two people have been arrested on suspicion of setting fires in the Sepulveda Basin and the San Fernando Valley, Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday. The […]
In a move that stunned many civic leaders, the Santa Monica City Council voted this fall to suspend and overhaul the Neighborhood Organization Grant Program, cutting off funds that for years had helped the city’s seven […]
Detectives are continuing to search for two remaining suspects with additional arrests expected Two men were arrested and $50,000 worth of stolen copper wire was recovered after Los Angeles police interrupted a theft in progress […]
The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium stands as more than a shuttered venue awaiting revival—it remains an active force in global performance architecture and cultural memory, its influence reverberating through concert halls from London to Tokyo […]
What were they thinking? On Wednesday morning at 12:30 am on October 15th, we were blindsided when the Council voted four (Jesse, Caroline, Dan, Natalya) to three (Lana, Barry, Ellis) not to extend RPG’s exclusive […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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