Nearly century-old property hits market By Dolores Quintana An elegant estate from nearly 100 years ago is the most expensive real estate property on the market in Santa Monica as reported by Patch.com. The mansion […]
Developer proposes 60 units and retail at 4th Street and Colorado Avenue By Dolores Quintana Worthe Real Estate Group has submitted an application to the City of Santa Monica for approval of a five story […]
Bel Air’s Palazzo di Vista to go up for auction April 21 By Dolores Quintana Palazzo di Vista is an “architectural masterpiece located atop of a rare promontory in Bel Air.” that will be going […]
43rd annual Venice Family Clinic Art Walk & Auction re-emerges with an art gallery and NFT auction April 15 – May 1 Venice Family Clinic has reimagined the Venice Family Clinic Art Walk & Auction […]
Santa Monica ranked 224 in the list of 230 municipalities for violent crime rate By Dolores Quintana According to FBI crime statistics assembled and analyzed by Safewise, a website for safety consultation, Santa Monica is […]
Union wants raises in wages, health and safety committees at the store level and to increase the base of hours for part time workers By Dolores Quintana Tens of thousands of grocery workers voted this […]
Bread & Porridge closes after over 25 years By Dolores Quintana Bread & Porridge has called it quits in Santa Monica. This popular breakfast spot formerly located at 2315 Wilshire has ceased business as reported […]
Nate’n Al’s back up an running on Beverly Drive By Dolores Quintana Nate’n Al’s, the historic Jewish Deli that has had a number of challenges during the pandemic, has been relaunched again as reported by […]
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Senior Pastor to retire after nearly a decade By Dolores Quintana Reverend Eric C. Shafer has served as senior pastor for Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Santa Monica for over eight […]
Pastor calls for forgiveness By Dolores Quintana St. Monica Catholic Church was burglarized on Thursday night by criminals who stole $100,000 in video and sound equipment from the Church after services ended. In a sermon […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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