A $2.1 million reward has been paid to more than one individual who helped lead to the June 22 arrests of former crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger and his girlfriend in Santa Monica, the FBI […]
Santa Monica police are urging anyone with information about an assault on the 3100 block of Santa Monica Boulevard in the early morning hours of Thursday to contact the police department or make an anonymous […]
The I-405 Sepulveda Pass Improvements contractor is scheduled to implement a full northbound directional freeway closure between Getty Center Drive and Ventura Boulevard to support the removal and replacement of freeway overhead signs tonight, Sept. […]
For more than two years, Santa Monica resident and home developer John Youngman has been battling the city for approval of his water recycling system at 303 22nd Street. Last Friday afternoon, the nightmare finally […]
With every development issue in the City of Santa Monica, traffic and parking consistently rank near the top of the most contentious issues that divide supporters from detractors. For the developer who wants to bring […]
In the Sept. 23 edition of the Mirror, a sports brief stated Santa Monica College (SMC) was 2-0 heading into their game against San Bernadino Valley on Saturday, Sept. 24. This information is inaccurate, as […]
A new homeless services web portal online has been launched by the City of Santa Monica, which can be viewed at www.smgov.net/homelessness. Whether you’re looking for information on how to help or how to get […]
Last week’s Good Food Festival and Conference was a spectacular celebration of 30 years of good food and local farming at the Santa Monica Wednesday farmers’ market. The celebration was epic in scale, with more […]
Site preparation and tree relocation work on the six-acre future Santa Monica Civic park site is well underway. Large trees, including the extremely large Ficus rubinginosa “Three Amigos” trees, have been boxed for relocation on […]
The fall line-up of Santa Monica College’s “Global Connections Lecture Series” has been announced, which will start on Oct. 4 with “21st Century Education: Is Asia Outpacing the U.S.,” by Dr. Michael Diamond. The lecture […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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