Home originally designed by Case Study architect Thornton M. Abell By Dolores Quintana A Santa Monica Canyon home originally designed by Case Study architect Thornton M. Abell and rebuilt by architect Taunya van der Steen-Mizel […]
1650 Euclid Street development from Redcar Properties will include three stories of office space A new office complex is set to rise in Santa Monica, just west of Memorial Park. Redcar Properties, a local real […]
Brookfield fails to pay a $465 million loan package for the Gas Company Tower at 555 W. 5th St. and $319 million in loans for 777 S. Figueroa St. A wave of defaults on office […]
Ordinance that would prevent most businesses in unincorporated areas of the county from excluding job applicants with past criminal records during the hiring process. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday […]
Terren S. Peizer indicted Thursday in connection to 2021 insider trading A Santa Monica man faces up to 45 years in prison for allegedly engaging in an insider trading scheme to avoid more than $12.5 […]
Roadmap complements the recently-adopted Zero Emission Building code The City of Santa Monica has released its Existing Building Electrification Roadmap this week, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and improving indoor air quality in existing buildings. […]
Some owners forced to raise prices and consider temporarily closing due to spike in gas costs Restaurants in Southern California are feeling the pinch of skyrocketing natural gas prices. With the wholesale cost of natural […]
New restaurant from team behind popular nightclub Canary set to open later this spring A new restaurant is set to open in Santa Monica, bringing the vibrant flavors of the Mediterranean with a touch of […]
Goal of organizers is to raise enough funds for future costs of permanent housing By Dolores Quintana Former restaurateur Chef Clive Jackson, who was the executive chef and owner of Brownstone Bistro in Midcity until […]
Venice and Lincoln boulevard locations planned for restaurant By Dolores Quintana Health Nut Los Angeles, which was formerly a vitamin store founded in 1988, has transformed into a restaurant that specializes in healthy and nutritious […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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