Over a quarter of the retail spaces on the Third Street Promenade are vacant, a troubling sign for what was once one of LA’s premier shopping destinations. At a recent Santa Monica City Council meeting, […]
Couple plays $600,000 over the asking price for custom-built home Actress Connie Britton, of White Lotus, Nashville, Friday Night Lights and American Horror Story fame, and her partner David E. Windsor, a writer and producer, […]
By Tom Elias It’s a phenomenon from New York to Dallas to Fresno and Los Angeles, one that seemed inevitable to some from the moment millions of Californians became the first Americans ordered to work […]
Project would include 60 units at Santa Monica Boulevard and 7th Street A developer is planning to build 60 apartments with ground-floor retail across the street from the Santa Monica Public Library’s main branch. Developer […]
Project would replace a parking lot at 1215 19th Street just off of Wilshire A new affordable housing development has been proposed in Santa Monica, according to a recent presentation to the Santa Monica Architectural […]
Pharmacies will close their doors February 25 By Dolores Quintana Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy, which has locations in Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, will close its doors for good on February 25. Medley […]
Discover the hidden gems of Black history in Santa Monica with local ad agency RPA’s Black. Not Sorry. walking tour! Scan QR codes placed throughout the city to learn about significant cultural events and landmarks. […]
Khalid Itum faces up 60 years in federal prison following recent indictment A former executive at cinema subscription service MoviePass Inc. was recently arrested on a federal grand jury indictment alleging he embezzled approximately $260,000 […]
According to new data, last year 19.3 percent of kindergarten through eighth-grade students in SMMUSD were chronically absent By Sam Catanzaro Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) officials are exploring ways to address the growing […]
Nearly 400 of the finest young orchestral and choral musicians from AYS and National Children’s Chorus will perform Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem on Saturday By Susan Payne In its 58th season, the American Youth Symphony […]
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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