It’s all in the family for the Rivas’. Since 1985, the Rivas clan has been growing and picking produce to sell at farmers markets in California. “I was like seven or eight when my grandparents […]

A judge froze the bank accounts of three people linked to the slaying of Juliana Redding. Kelly Soo Park, 44, pleaded not guilty at Tuesday’s arraignment for killing the 21-year-old in 2008 whose body was […]

A new marking known as a “sharrow,” short for “shared lane arrow,” was recently installed on 14th Street between Montana and Washington Avenues as a way to remind cyclists and drivers alike that the road […]

At the latest local meeting, held July 1, on the progress of Metro’s Westside Subway, Santa Monicans learned that there are now five alternative routes for the subway, two of which run all the way […]

Members of the Pico Youth and Family Center (PYFC) demonstrated in front of City Hall before the July 1 City Council Draft Land Use and Circulation Element (Draft LUCE) hearing to call for more environmental […]

The National Weather Service has posted a High Surf and Hazardous Weather warning for part of southern California in the Los Angeles area including Santa Monica. High surf is expected to develop on exposed south […]

After many months of construction, the remodel of Santa Monica Place (SMP) is almost complete. At the grand opening, which is scheduled for August 6, 75 percent of the mall’s retailers and Bloomingdales’ will open […]

Tucked away in the Art Deco Clock Tower building, Santa Monica’s first high-rise and an official landmark, Anisette Brasserie is an exquisitely appointed restaurant with soaring ceilings from which beautiful art deco fixtures are suspended. […]