Three weeks ahead of schedule, the 405 Freeway westbound Wilshire Boulevard on-ramp and the northbound off-ramp will re-open to traffic today. The two ramp closures, popularly known as “Ramp Jam,” were originally scheduled for 90-day […]

For the month of September, Santa Monica police officers will crack down on motorists who fail to stop for red lights. Each month, the Santa Monica Police Department’s Traffic Enforcement Unit focuses on different driving […]

By Mark Underwood Sometimes, too much of a good thing can have damaging consequences. Consider the wired world we all live in. You can stay connected with friends, coworkers, and family almost anywhere, anytime via […]

Sometimes, too much of a good thing can have damaging consequences. Consider the wired world we all live in. You can stay connected with friends, coworkers, and family almost anywhere, anytime via an ever-growing number […]

An intimate new concert series is coming to the Santa Monica History Museum starting in October. FolkWorks, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and promoting the folk/traditional arts, will present the series. The opening concert on […]

Santa Monica wants to build a new fire station to replace an aging one in the downtown area, but instead of purchasing a plot of land to make it happen, City Hall has found a […]

Landscape maintenance in Santa Monica will top $12 million over the next seven year years. Meanwhile, the Santa Monica Pier may be getting a visitor center and gift shop inside the Carousel Building. Council members […]

The Santa Monica College Music Department will present two concerts in September, both of them in the Edye Second Space in the SMC Performing Arts Center. The concerts are: • Friday, Sept. 14 at 7 […]

Two big band sounds were scheduled be showcased at the ninth and penultimate Twilight Concert of the summer this Thursday, Aug. 30. The spirit of New Orleans was planned to be brought to the stage […]