City asks Appeals Court to Halt Summer Election
Petition for write filed with the California Court of Appeals By Sam Catanzaro The City of Santa Monica is asking the California Court of Appeals to rule that the city does not need to hold a […]
Litigating Short-Term Rental Abuse
City obtains convictions for home sharing violations. By Staff Writer In the last month, the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office has obtained two convictions and an appellate win all involving enforcement of the City’s Home-Sharing […]
Man Attempts to Break-in, Set Fire to PCH Home
PCH temporarily closed in Santa Monica. By Sam Catanzaro A portion of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) and California Incline in Santa Monica was shut down Monday due to police activity after a man attempted to […]
Wide-Ranging Benefits of Oxygen Therapy
By Staff Writer Just because you breathe in enough oxygen to survive, your brain and other organs may not be receiving enough oxygen to function properly. OxygenWELL, a hyperbaric oxygen therapy center in Brentwood, however, […]
Safety Risks of Dead Zones in Westside Canyons
By Keldine Hull While a hike through the Santa Monica Mountains is an ideal opportunity to unplug and take a break from technology, lack of cell service throughout different communities in or near the mountains […]
Edify TV: Venice Restaurant Scene Dying?
By Edify TV Edify TV Live on the food scene in Venice Beach, where a number of local favorites have shut down recently, in this video made possible by School of Rock.
Crisis Point?
City Council addresses safety in public parks in Santa Monica. By Cailley Chella There is no shortage of public spaces in Santa Monica. From the Miles Playhouse at Reed Park to the white sand and […]
Council will be Sitting Illegally August 15, says Judge
Judge Yvette M. Palazuelos denies City’s request for a stay in voting rights case. By Sam Catanzaro The future of the sitting Santa Monica City Council remains uncertain after a judge’s order today maintains that […]
City Council Changes Rules on Public Comments at Meetings
By Cailley Chella Santa Monica City Councilmembers are tired of meetings that last till 1 and 2 a.m., literally. So they’re taking measures to shorten meetings by trying to cut down on time spent on […]
Helping Seniors Connect with Tech
UCLA student volunteers offering free one-on-one technology coaching for older people in on March 9. By Staff Writer Technology and social media can be intimidating for anyone, but especially for older people, many of whom […]
The first protest at René Redzepi’s Noma pop-up at the Paramour Estate (Video)
The protest was organized by Jason Ignacio White and One Fair Wage after the owner and chef of Noma, René...
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Film Review: Oscars Landscape 2026
My Oscar choices and predictions. The 98th Academy Awards, Sunday, March 15th at 4:00 PM, on ABC, and streaming on...
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