As part of proposed state budget cuts, newly elected California Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed to eliminate redevelopment agencies statewide. The City of Santa Monica sent out a release today admonishing the elimination of the […]
Saint John’s Health Center has been working on reconstructing its campus since it was damaged in the 1994 Northridge Earthquake. Its first new building, the Chan Soon-Shiong Center for Life Sciences opened in 2005 and […]
Santa Monica College biology professor Dr. Garen Baghdasarian is passionate about preserving our oceans. His wife Sara Bayles – an award-winning writer/blogger and environmental activist– is equally passionate. Together, the pair will embark in March […]
CityTV is turning living rooms into classrooms. Beginning Saturday, Jan. 8, CityTV of Santa Monica and DHTV, the television program service of CSU Dominguez Hills are teaming up to provide viewers with live, interactive broadcasts […]
Although college students were first to join, it wasn’t long before those student’s mothers were sending out friend requests. Now the Santa Monica Police Department has joined Facebook and is encouraging the community to “like” […]
As we begin the year 2011, the number of homes available for sale in Santa Monica is relatively low. There are 67 homes on the market, ranging from $679,000 on Centinela to nearly $18 million […]
A Santa Monica Police motor(cycle) officer was injured Thursday night when he was hit by car at the intersection of Sixth Street and Broadway Street in Downtown Santa Monica. The officer was transported to a […]
A Santa Monica Police motor(cycle) officer was injured Thursday night when he was hit by car at the intersection of Sixth Street and Broadway Street in Downtown Santa Monica. The officer was transported to a […]
Blade Runner On Thursday, Dec. 23, at 11:04 a.m., officers went to the Vons market located at 700 Broadway, in response to a report of a man holding a knife in a threatening manner. The […]
Santa Monica is developing a bicycle action plan to make the city more bike friendly. The City’s Planning Commission looked at what Long Beach is doing in this area at its Jan. 5 meeting. Long […]
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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