“Shazam!” Takes the Big Screen
“Shazam!” Is a sincere and humorous look into the pains of growing up, in the guise of a comic book/ superhero movie. The special effects are simplistic by today’s standards – however that goes with […]
“Too Hot Tamales” Hit the Town with Socalo
Taste of Santa Monica Presented by the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce Written by Barbara Bishop, Mirror columnist and Santa Monica Chamber member. Attention foodies! There’s a new restaurant in town. It’s Socalo, a casual, […]
MODE: Don’t Downgrade Success!
MODE (Mobility On-Demand Every Day) is a program launched in July 2018 by the Big Blue Bus to serve the transportation needs of Santa Monica’s senior residents. The BBB partnership with LYFT provides seniors with […]
Questions Raised After SM Police Detain Man for Riding Bike on Sidewalk
Video shows Santa Monica police arresting Dwayne Sampson on April 12. By Cailley Chella A cell phone video uploaded over the weekend on Facebook shows the moment five Santa Monica police officers stop, physically detain […]
“Hotel Mumbai” – Powerful Immersion of Terror Attack
“Hotel Mumbai” is a powerful immersion into the terror attack in 2008 at the legendary Taj Hotel in Mumbai, the teeming city on the eastern coast of India formerly called Bombay. Watching this movie is […]
Column: What is a Bridge Loan?
About the author: Avi Sinai is the principal of HM Capital, a Los Angeles company specializes in hard money real estate loan and private lending. To contact HM Capital you can call (530) 436-5630, or […]
SMPD Officer Drowns in Kauai Tragedy
Rashad Riley remembered by the community. By Sam Catanzaro A Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) officer died last week while swimming in Hawaii, the SMPD has announced. The Santa Monica Police Officers’ Association (SMPOA) today […]
Third Street Promenade Under Transition
Joe Fasbinder One of the things you’ll notice when you come to the Santa Monica Promenade, like 14 to 17 million people do every year, is a change in the number of retailers. A negative […]
Opinion: Can Newsom Housing Campaign Succeed?
It turns out Gov. Gavin Newsom was deadly serious when he insisted as a candidate last year that California needs to build 3.5 million new housing units over the next ten years in order to […]
Lincoln Middle School’s Mr. Obie
50+ years of dedication to students. By Keldine Hull John Obusek has been a teacher for 56 years, 49 of which he’s spent at Lincoln Middle School shaping the young minds of students who fondly […]
Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
Local spots like The Arepa Stand, Petitgrain Boulangerie, and Chainsaw organize menu specials to fund medicine and food. By Dolores...
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CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
State troopers deploy low-profile vehicles to target holiday speeders. The California Highway Patrol will initiate its maximum enforcement period beginning at 6...
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