Program gives priority to displaced residents of color By Dolores Quintana The City of Santa Monica’s pilot program Right To Return is an amendment to the Affordable Housing Production Program and Housing Trust Fund which […]
By Tom Elias California government bureaucrats call it the “Advanced Clean Car II Rule,” last August’s update to the state’s prior edict mandating that all new cars sold here be all-electric or plug-in hybrids by […]
Crudo e Nudo creators, Chef Brian Bornemann and Designer Leena Culhane, bring their Mediterranean-inspired dishes to Isla Isla, the new wood-fired, seafood-focused restaurant created by chef Brian Bornemann and designer Leena Culhane, opened on Santa […]
Spring event returns April 28 to May 12 showcasing a diverse range of cuisines from 55 neighborhoods Los Angeles Tourism has announced the launch of the 15th Anniversary year of Dine LA. The event will […]
The Tasting Kitchen and Ghisallo join forces to offer a fine dining meets wood-fired pizza experience Venice and Santa Monica’s sister restaurant concepts, The Tasting Kitchen and Ghisallo, have teamed up to create a unique […]
Alfredo Jose Padilla arrested last Friday in connection to string of thefts A suspect wanted in connection with a string of thefts of inedible kitchen grease from local restaurants has been taken into custody by […]
Environmental anthropologist and filmmaker presents on human adaptation to climate change at The Eli & Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica Environmental anthropologist and filmmaker Alizé Carrère will be featured as part of the National […]
The City collaborates with SMMUSD and YMCA Healthy Kids Day to promote early learning and development with a “Ready, Set, Build” theme at Virginia Avenue Park on April 29 The City of Santa Monica, in […]
SMC’s first-ever campus in Malibu includes educational building, physical activity space, and Sheriff’s substation Santa Monica College (SMC) will celebrate the opening of its first-ever Malibu Campus—which began serving students on February 13—with an open […]
Researchers propose blueprint for targeted green strategies that could increase longevity and reduce health disparities among Black and Latino residents in LA A new study conducted by UCLA public health researchers and colleagues has found […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
Read moreBuyers can rebuild under Malibu’s Fast Track Rebuild Program, with potential for up to 3,433 square feet of livable space,...
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