After closing for an extensive two-year restoration process, Santa Monica’s iconic hotel The Georgian at 1415 Ocean Avenue has returned to much celebration. A previous release from SMMirror.com covered its restoration efforts, which seem to have […]
March 4 burial for Southern California’s most famous mountain lion at an undisclosed location in the Santa Monica Mountains On March 4, Southern California’s most famous mountain lion, P-22, was buried in the Santa Monica […]
Saturday study session first step in over three month long budgeting process The Santa Monica City Council held a special session Saturday to set council priorities for the next two years to guide the development […]
During testing in the lab, ARTEMIS has broken records by walking 2.1 meters per second—believed to be the fastest speed for any humanoid robot designed in an academic setting Mechanical engineers at the UCLA Samueli […]
Job Uriah Taylor arrested and charged in connection to March 3 attacks A homeless man has been charged with hate crimes for attacking multiple African-American victims with a metal pipe while yelling racial slurs in […]
By Tom Elias More than a year after it took effect, the landmark housing density law known as SB 9 has drawn many derogatory labels: a usurper of local powers, a neighborhood wrecker, a destroyer […]
Santa Monica’s earthquake-retrofit laws are being bypassed by some building owners, and the city may have trouble enforcing those ordinances and compelling owners to follow required interim or preliminary deadlines. In 2017 the city passed […]
Music entrepreneur buys 1927 four-story brick building at 3355 Barnard Way By Dolores Quintana Scooter Braun, a talent manager and entrepreneur, has purchased the building that used to house the Broad At Foundation’s art collection […]
Hotel would bring 74 rooms to 516 Colorado Avenue A new hotel development has received clearance from the Santa Monica Planning Commission. The proposed project, which was first announced in August 2022, would feature an […]
The iconic Dragon Swing on the Santa Monica Pier has officially been retired after 26 years of thrills. @smmirrornews Santa Monica Pier’s Dragon Swing has officially been retired after 26 years of thrils #santamonica #losangeles […]
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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