Cutting down on cutting down trees?
Protecting trees on private property in Santa Monica. By Tor Marom A potential ordinance which would protect trees on private property in Santa Monica may be getting more attention in the near future. At the […]
Under 7 but not Over Matched
Santa Monica YMCA U7 Stars continue their dominating season. By Staff Writer The Under 7 (U7) Santa Monica YMCA Stars basketball team won their game in convincing fashion over their Culver-Palms YMCA opponent this past weekend […]
Reimagined Pier Concerts
Series to take place in fall rather than summer to keep crowds manageable. By Brianna Kwasnik After the first Twilight Concert of summer 2017 brought an estimated 50,000 people to Santa Monica, the City and […]
Film Review: “Crazy Rich Asians”
Rated PG-13 120 Minutes Released August 15th “Crazy Rich Asians” will be known as the movie that opened worldwide box office channels for the Asian market. First and foremost, however, this is simply an extraordinarily […]
Let the Good Times Roll(ins)
By Staff Writer The punk rock icon ominously enters the stage. He begins to play music for his loyal crowd, and they go wild. The Santa Monica College campus flooded with attendees ready to see […]
A City Crying for Change
SM.a.r.t. Column In the waning days of summer, SMa.r.t. (Santa Monica Architects for a Responsible Tomorrow) turns its thoughts to the fall which means the upcoming elections where residents will elect a City Council that might […]
BREAKING: Woman Shot on SM Pier
Shooter remains at large, victim in stable condition. By Sam Catanzaro At 6:05 a.m. Thursday morning, a woman was shot in the thigh at the west end of the Santa Monica Pier. The woman remains […]
Is Desalination Feasible for Santa Monica?
Debating desalination for Los Angles’ water supply. By Sam Catanzaro “Water, water everywhere, / Nor any drop to drink,” wrote Samuel Taylor Coleridge in the 1834 poem “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” Coleridge was […]
Cardboard Yacht Regatta at Annenberg Community Beach House Saturday
Cardboard, duct tape and a whole lot of fun. By Santa Monica Mirror Staff Writer After their first week of school, kids in Santa Monica will be looking for some serious fun this weekend and the […]
City Council to Consider Public Right of Way Fee for Scooter Companies
Santa Monica considering charging scooter companies for use of public land. By Sam Catanzaro One of the most common complaints about motorized scooters is that they clutter up the sidewalk and other public areas. To […]
Revised 24-unit apartment project proposed for Montana Avenue corner in Santa Monica
The Holland Group took over the development, tweaking the parking footprint and income-restricted housing units. Under a new developer and...
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Caltrans plans major overnight I-405 closures through Sepulveda Pass starting June 29
Heavily traveled stretches of the 405 will see lane and ramp reductions ahead of a July 4 holiday construction pause....
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