District considering lowering current level of job qualifications By Dolores Quintana The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is experiencing an extreme shortage of applicants for open school bus driver positions that are much like the […]
Westside Dining Scene, September 30, 2021 By Dolores Quintana Tito’s Tacos and Tito’s Vodka Teaming Up Titos’s Tacos, as reported on their Instagram page, is teaming up with Tito’s Handmade Vodka again this year to […]
Over 867 households helped By Staff Writer Over $14 million in state rental assistance funds have been paid to over 867 Santa Monica households so far, city officials have announced. According to the City of […]
City of Malibu given more time following September 18 hearing By Dolores Quintana The Los Angeles County Committee on School District Organization voted on last Saturday to give more time to the city of Malibu […]
Westside Dining Scene, September 23, 2021 By Dolores Quintana Etta Now Open in Culver City Etta, Michelin-starred Chef Danny Grant’s rustic Italian cuisine restaurant, opened a new Culver City location earlier this month on the […]
Submitted by SMPD Sergeant Erika Aklufi Santa Monica Police Department detectives continue to actively investigate an early Wednesday morning shooting that left one person hospitalized and suspects outstanding. At approximately 3 a.m. the Santa Monica […]
Taylor Pacheco and Robert Chandler charged in connection to September 20 incident By Chad Winthrop Two men have been charged with prowling and possession of methamphetamine for approaching a Santa Monica home holding a knife. […]
78 Santa Monica small businesses received $5,000 grants By Staff Writer This month, 78 Santa Monica small businesses received $5,000 grants from community members, business leaders and nonprofits that donated to the City’s “We Are […]
Santa Monica City Council discusses possibility of restoring cash service for buses By Dolores Quintana Santa Monica lawmakers recently discussed the possibility of restoring cash payments for Big Blue Bus rides. Since July 12, 202, […]
UCLA study sheds light on concerning issue By Susan Payne According to a recent UCLA study, nearly half of the LGBT renters in the United States who are behind on their payments fear the worst: […]