Beginning Oct 28, enforcement of Santa Monica’s recently updated motorized leaf blower restrictions will be taken over by the City’s Office of Sustainability and the Environment (OSE). Originally banned in the early 1990s, motorized leaf […]
Equal rights supporters lauded the first chance for an Equal Benefits ordinance in Santa Monica for same sex and heterosexual domestic partners to apply to City contractors. This ordinance would cover an overlooked section in […]
Police officers killed a man who fired on them after he allegedly shot his wife, critically wounding her, in a parking lot near a busy intersection in Downtown Santa Monica Friday night. That man was […]
City staff argued last week in Washington D.C. to uphold a halted-ban on faster jets at the Santa Monica Airport (SMO), which has been contested by the Federal Flight Administration. After months of preparation and […]
As Lindsay Lohan appeared in a Beverly Hills courtroom today to be ordered back into drug rehab, word was spreading about Michael Lohan, her father, being the victim of an assault in Santa Monica the […]
Four suspects have been arrest regarding two robberies, one of which left a 16-year-old Santa Monica student stabbed in the face. The other robbery involved a Santa Monica College student, but resulted in no injury. […]
A more recent update of this report can be accessed by clicking HERE Police officers killed a man who fired on them after he allegedly shot his wife in a parking lot near a busy […]
The information for this story was obtained from the campaign disclosure statements that were filed on October 21 for the filing period that ended on October 16. The City of Santa Monica and California’s Political […]
Montana Avenue will welcome Subway as an affordable dining option despite disputed parking concerns and specific permit conditions habitual to new shops coming to Santa Monica. The “fast food” establishment will replace Patty’s Pizza, which […]
Across the United States, from Los Angeles to Washington D.C., the public school system is failing children. The shortcomings and injustices of this system are painfully spotlighted in Davis Guggenheim’s (“An Inconvenient Truth”) provocative new […]
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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