While debate still resonates around the use of Palisades Park by personal trainers, the trainers involved have agreed to conduct their workouts in the nude as a means of giving back to the city. […]
Since 1993, Le Petit Bistro has been serving up traditional French bistro fare as the last of the European restaurants on La Cienega’s “the row” in West Hollywood. The restaurant is owned by the Lachkar […]
Mary Louise Bowman passed away March 28, 2013 while visiting family in Philadelphia, PA. She was a lifelong resident of Santa Monica, having moved to Santa Monica with her parents during the great depression. She was […]
This spring when you are thinking of starting or renewing your herb garden, remember that herbs not only infuse your food with flavor, but also give you better health! Herbs have been part of every […]
Today, getting older isn’t about looking back. It’s about moving forward and embracing healthy habits to prepare for what lies ahead. But, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the risk of […]
Santa Monica Place will host a community blood drive this Friday, April 5. It will be held in the Community Room, level three, from 11 am to 5 pm. To make an appointment, visit www.redcrossblood.org […]
The Santa Monica Convention and Visitors Bureau has announced Lauren Rogers, its Director of Sales and Services, will manage its new satellite Santa Monica office in Chicago effective May 1. Rogers will contract with the […]
Germany is second largest international feeder market for Santa Monica based on the Santa Monica Visitors and Convention Bureau’s 2011 Economic Impact Report. The SMCVB said Germany was California’s sixth-largest overseas market in 2011, with […]
St. John’s Health Center may be heading towards new ownership after the Santa Monica hospital’s recent management overhaul, according to the LA Times. The Times reports that UCLA Health System and Ascension Health Alliance in […]
“The scientist in me knows that we don’t thrive alone. When we’re born we need human contact. Throughout our life we know from science and from our own emotions that we need human contact to […]
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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