Council to consider changes at Tuesday meeting By Dolores Quintana Santa Monica lawmakers are considering taking steps to shorten City Council meetings. The biweekly meetings start on Tuesday evening and often last until the wee […]
Median rent of $2,258, according to recent report By Dolores Quintana The ongoing pandemic has exacerbated the issues of housing affordability everywhere in the United States with some metropolitan areas experiencing a 20% increase in […]
Project would include hotel, apartments, retail and a museum By Dolores Quintana Slowly but surely, plans for a Frank Gehry-designed project that would include a 120 room hotel, apartments, retail and a museum inch closer […]
Public Works Director Rick Valte announced the selection of Christopher Dishlip as Santa Monica’s new Assistant Director of Public Works. Dishlip is tasked with overseeing more than 200 staff members in Architecture Services, Engineering and […]
By Beau Marks As a Santa Monica resident, I am dismayed by Sue Himmelrich’s response (“We Walk the Talk,” Santa Monica Mirror May 12, 2022) to Marc Verville’s analysis of the proposed Transfer Tax. Himmelrich […]
There Are Plans For Expansion Into The Rest Of Los Angeles Motional, a global driverless technology leader, and Uber Technologies Inc today launched autonomous deliveries for Uber Eats customers in Santa Monica, California. Motional’s all-electric […]
The restaurant used to be known as ButterCrust Pies Winston Pies is staying in Santa Monica when opening their third location for good at 826 Pico Boulevard as reported by What Now Los Angeles. The […]
Hope remains for the porpoise species not only survive but thrive with human help. By Stuart Wolpert The vaquita porpoise, the world’s smallest marine mammal, is on the brink of extinction, with 10 or fewer […]
33 Films From 18 Countries In One Week. By Dolores Quintana Sometimes when things are tough and you’re feeling down, it helps to have a good cry or watch a sad film. If you feel […]
Escobar injured an additional seven other people as well. By Dolores Quintana A man, Ramon Escobar, has pleaded guilty to killing five men and injuring an additional seven others as reported by ABC News 4.com, […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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