She Dedicated Six Years to SMMUSD in Her Current Role Dr. Jacqueline Mora, the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services at Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, has passed away following a five-month battle of illness at […]
The Man Pleaded Guilty Last Year in the Murder of Several Victims Including Three in Santa Monica By Zach Armstrong Ramon Escobar, an El Salvadoran immigrant who pleaded guilty last year in the murder of […]
The City Has Numerous Activities To Celebrate Latinos and Their History By Dolores Quintana The City Council of Santa Monica officially declared the period from September 15 to October 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month on […]
The project would be one of the largest recent developments for Santa Monica in terms of proposed housing. @smmirrornews 570 housing units have been proposed for this Santa Monica site #santamonica #realestate #housing #affordablehousing #apartment […]
The Project Would Include 6,883 Square Feet of Ground Floor Commercial Space By Zach Armstrong Local real estate developer Worthe Real Estate Group is set to propose a five-story, 60 residential unit mixed-use development at […]
The Officer Had Been Ejected From Her Scooter By Zach Armstrong At the intersection of Yale Street and Santa Monica Boulevard, a black Audi traveling westbound struck an SMPD Traffic Services Officer on a scooter […]
Its Walls Are Covered With Ceiling-Reaching Book Shelves Displaying an Impressive Collection By Zach Armstrong Collection Antiques and Books, a small shop holding a vast selection of classic and modern books ranging all genres at […]
The Store’s Nonprofit Partner Supports a Controversial Preservation Project By Zach Armstrong REI Co-op is a Seattle retailer that sells apparel meant for outdoor and nature appreciation activities such as hiking and camping. As it […]
55 Feature Films, World Premieres, Iconic Guests, and More Await Cinema Fans By Dolores Quintana Beyond Fest, the premier genre film festival in the United States, is thrilled to unveil its robust lineup for its […]
Certain Santa Monica Residents Would Get as Much as $2,000 for an E-bike By Zach Armstrong A grant-funded City voucher program could soon give certain Santa Monica residents as much as $2,000 for their new […]
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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