The Center Has Partnered With Local Agencies and Gave Free Sessions to Around 500 Veterans in Two Years By Zach Armstrong The solution isn’t OUT there. It’s IN there… Somewhere deep within yourself. In the […]
SMMUSD Gathers to Address Time-Sensitive Resolutions In a press release sent on Saturday, February 24, The Santa Monica-Malibu School District has announced that a special board meeting will held on Tuesday. The press release states, […]
Santa Monica Pier Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony Amid Pro-Palestinian Protest The 39th Independent Spirit Awards ceremony, another precursor to the Academy Awards, was held on Sunday, February 25, on Santa Monica’s beach in a tent, […]
New York Landlords’ Bid to Challenge Rent-Control Laws Fails The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a significant property rights challenge to rent-control laws in New York City and beyond, which grant tenants the right […]
The property presents an enticing opportunity for owner-users or developers For the first time in over 36 years, this triplex, constructed in 1923 and nestled in Santa Monica’s Ocean Park neighborhood, is now available for […]
The legendary singer bought the parcel for $2.95 million over 30 years ago By Zach Armstrong Music icon Cher has chopped $10 million off the asking price of her Malibu mansion; a 13,000-square-foot cliffside property […]
Baltaire is America’s Favorite Neighborhood Steakhouse. A Contemporary Restaurant in Brentwood With Classic Genes, Baltaire Is Where to Enjoy Brunch or Lunch in the Sun and Dinner Under the Stars. The Baltaire Brunch is an […]
Proposed Equity Adjustments Raise Questions Amid Budgetary Concerns The next Santa Monica City Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 27, starting at 5:30 p.m. In the agenda for this meeting, we have found […]
Through Brighter Blue, Big Blue Bus Aims to Develop a Strategic Plan for Implementing System Enhancements Over Five Years Santa Monica is changing the Big Blue Bus system, collaborating with community partners to enhance accessibility […]
For About a Year, the Development’s Construction Has Seemingly Been Inactive By Zach Armstrong House of Pies, a popular L.A. Diner, which plans a second location at the intersection of Venice Blvd. and Lincoln Blvd., […]
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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