The Suspect Was Behind the Killing of Three Homeless Men By Zach Armstrong The City of Santa Monica made a settlement of $700,000 with a man accused of killing multiple homeless victims after he claimed […]

Owned by Santa Monica College and Located at 1900 Pico Blvd., the Station Commenced Voluntary Buyouts The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Santa Monica’s KCRW-FM (89.9), while handling an anticipated $3 million budget shortfall, […]

The Public Is Welcome at Little to No Cost The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s secondary schools’ visual and performing arts programs are set to host various concerts and events during the holiday season, welcoming […]

Staff Were Informed Months Ago That the Lease Won’t Be Renewed By Zach Armstrong Shortly after the grand opening of a new location in the nearby Marina del Rey area, outdoor apparel retailer Recreational Equipment […]

A Mere Week After the Business Underwent Extensive Renovations and a Grand Reopening By Zach Armstrong A mere week after extensive renovations and a grand reopening, surveillance footage shows homelessness threatening the conditions of the […]

A Student Sought to Halt the Mandate’s Enforcement and Also Pursued Compensatory Damages.  A judge at the Santa Monica Superior Court, Lisa K. Sepe-Wiesenfeld, has dismissed a lawsuit brought forth by former Santa Monica Community […]

Burned out vehicles plague this exhausted neighborhood. By Nick Antonicello  The situation on the streets of Venice remains dangerous and dire as a burnt out vehicle sits on Main Street that resembles third-world conditions in […]

Proposition 1 Would Utilize a $6.38 Billion Bond in Existing State Funds By Zach Armstrong Santa Monica City Council voted in a recent meeting to support a ballot initiative, set for the California primary ballot […]

Fifteen-Year Old Founder of “Clean up the Beach” Urges Individuals to “Be Nice”  To Venice!  By Nick Antonicello Being a serial cynic of sorts I have come to believe little can be changed for the […]

Santa Claus Photo-Ops and More By Zach Armstrong Lighting of the tree, strolling entertainment, and more is hitting Pacific Palisades after Thanksgiving to mark the beginning of the Christmas season.  On Dec. 2 from 11 […]