Homeless man arrested in connection to burglary this week Santa Monica police arrested a man this week attempting to steal four scooters from a home. According to the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD), on March […]
Pilot program from over the summer “considered a success” by City staff By Dolores Quintana A pilot program put forth by the City of Santa Monica in conjunction with the Ocean Park Association (OPA) and […]
Chef Bryant Ng of Cassia up for award By Dolores Quintana Chef Bryant Ng of Cassia has been nominated as theb Best Chef in California by the prestigious James Beard Foundation (JBF). He is currently […]
By David White, City Manager Since moving to Santa Monica last fall, I have enjoyed our community’s vibrant, local businesses. We are fortunate to have so many dedicated small business owners who shape our community’s […]
Over 150 students in grades 3–8 will be performing across six different large ensembles Nearly two years after the pandemic shut down all in-person operations and concerts for Elemental Music, the young musicians of this […]
American Red Cross, UCLA Health continue to face a national blood emergency By Dolores Quintana The American Red Cross continues to face a national blood emergency. There is a critical need for Americans of all […]
Cypress Equity Investments buys four Santa Monica properties By Dolores Quintana A real estate firm has bought three Wilshire Boulevard properties, planning to bring several multi-story, mixed-use developments to the street, as part of projects […]
The City of Santa Monica’s Chief Communications Officer Debbie Lee has announced that she will leave her post after nearly eight years leading citywide communications. Since 2014, Lee set out a vision to create a […]
Removal of chessboards to begin February 28 By Dolores Quintana Santa Monica’s Chess Park will soon be no more as city officials have announced plans to remove the tables and benches from this beachside destination […]
Incumbent explains the role of the assessor and its impact on residential and commercial properties By Nick Antonicello For too many voters, the position of LA County Assessor is obscure and confusing as to what […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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