By Jennifer Eden   The future of one of Santa Monica’s remaining undeveloped enclaves, Bergamot Station, is back on the table with a revised preliminary development plan for the site up before City Council Tuesday. […]

By Tim Broughton   Rock In The Free World. On Wednesday, May 31, at 6:40 p.m. officers of the Santa Monica Police Department received a radio call informing them that a man had thrown a […]

Santa Monica has had a long history of fighting to preserve its architectural heritage in the face of the innumerable pressures that threaten to destroy our architectural past. From the Chain Reaction Sculpture to the […]

Looking for great deals on must have items? Discovery Shops are the place to go! The chic resale boutiques are known for their selection of unique, quality merchandise at unbelievable prices. The volunteers at the […]

A comprehensive $5.5 billion plan aimed at reducing auto traffic and congestion at Los Angeles International Airport was approved by the City Council Wednesday. The centerpiece of the plan is a Consolidated Rent-A-Car Center that […]

Family-friendly Opportunity To Meet Crews of Life-Saving Aircraft Public service and medical evacuation helicopters as well as news gathering helicopters will be on display at Santa Monica Airport Saturday morning June 10th starting at 10:00 […]

The North of Montana Association will hold its monthly meeting  Thursday, June 8, at Franklin Elementary School (2400 Montana Avenue) at 7 p.m.  The Santa Monica Police Department will provide an update by Police Chief […]

By Sam Skopp   On Saturday, May 28, the Salvation Army Santa Monica Corps packaged food to be handed out to the homeless population throughout the Westside. A team of Santa Monica Corps volunteers prepared […]

Nine Santa Monica Police Activities (PAL) kids received scholarship funds totaling $21,000 Thursday, presented by the Chris Carrey PAL Education Scholarship program. A presentation event took place May 18 at the Le Meridien Delfina in […]