Sudden Impact’s “Courage for Change” series helps parents support their children’s education By Keemia Zhang Sudden Impact, a nonprofit founded by John Adams Middle School Assistant Principal Joesph Eure, SMMUSD worker Melvin Miller, and Leo […]
Quick action by Harbor Officers prevents tragedy Sunday night By Sam Catanzaro Two police officers rescued a man who had jumped off the Santa Monica Pier late Sunday night. According to the Santa Monica Police […]
Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District and Community Corporation of Santa Monica both express interest in redevelopment of long-vacant civic auditorium Santa Monica’s Civic Auditorium, a long-vacant property located at 1855 Main Street, has garnered […]
Plan would allow voucher holders to rent rooms in shared housing to increase housing options By Dolores Quintana The U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department’s Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program, commonly known as Section 8 […]
Global real estate investment firm Hines launches luxury living, retail and office space in West Los Angeles with The Residences at West Edge Real estate investment and management firm Hines, along with Affinius Capital and […]
Last year the City Council started a process to reframe the murals in City Hall. Many people do not even know these WPA murals exist because perhaps they have never been to City Hall or […]
Double lot property on coveted street North of Montana avenue offers expansive living space, park-like grounds, and prime location A stunning estate nestled on a highly sought-after street north of Montana Avenue in Santa Monica […]
Police seek two men wanted in connection to Tuesday night incident The search is on for two male suspects who are currently on the run after a carjacking and shooting incident occurred just a short […]
Arrest made in Tongva Park Tuesday night By Sam Catanzaro Two victims were robbed at knifepoint while they were on the Santa Monica Pier this week. The incident took place around 11 p.m. on April […]
Solis-Horvath motion includes proposals for electronic monitoring, zero-bail system, and legislative changes to address overcrowded jails By Sam Catanzaro A proposal to declare a humanitarian crisis in Los Angeles County’s overcrowded jails and begin efforts […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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