Ethan Swope, film major & “Corsair” contributor wins preeminent honor for “a great consistent style, diversity in stories” & much more Ethan Swope, a Santa Monica College (SMC) film major and a contributor for SMC’s […]
Tadpoles released into local mountains September 15 Critically endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs that were raised and cared for at the Aquarium of the Pacific were released back into their wild habitat in Southern California mountains […]
Hearing set for Thursday relating to LASD corruption investigation By Sam Catanzaro Last Wednesday, The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department executed a search warrant on the Santa Monica home of Supervisor Sheila Kuehl as part […]
The proposed project on Wilshire Boulevard could replace a closed Pho restaurant. Video sponsored by DPP
Property, Developments, and Listings on the Westside.* Apartment Complex On 6th 6th Street Sells For $5.5M* Lionsgate Looks To Sublet Office Space At Santa Monica Headquarters* Local Properties For Sale And Rent In Your Neighborhood!Host […]
The poster child for over-development known as The Gelson’s project, located at Lincoln & Ocean Park Blvd’s has had its application deemed ‘complete’ by the City. Accomplished in part perhaps by avoiding/ignoring inquiries of concerned […]
City Council awards contract for implementation of roadway repaving and improvement program By Dolores Quintana In Santa Monica, the City Council has approved a contract last week that would advance the city’s street improvement and […]
Nick Hamm’s “Gigi & Nate,” is loosely based on the book by Ellen Rogers, which chronicled the physical and mental struggles of her son Edward “Ned” Sullivan. Adapted for the screen by David Hudgins, this […]
September 19 deadline for Rent Control Adjustment Relief program By Sam Catanzaro On Monday, September 19 at 6 p.m. applications will close for the “Rent Control Adjustment Relief” (RCAR) program which provides one-time rent relief […]
September 17 from 9 am to 12 pm at more than 35 coastal, inland, L.A. River, and underwater sites Submitted by Heal the Bay Local environmental nonprofit Heal the Bay is calling on Los Angeles […]
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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