Alert Police Blotter! The latest from SMPD:
A thief slips up in Banana Republic, Inflammatory Behavior, and Give Me My Backpack! The latest from SMPD.
NKLA Pets of the Week: George and Sherlock:
Meet NKLA’s Pets of the Week: George and Sherlock
Spring Break: Students Urge Voters to Ban Single Use Plastic Bags:
UC students from eight campuses traveled the state during an alternative spring break to build support for the 2016 ballot initiative to save California’s ban on single-use plastic bags yesterday.
Retreat to Set Affordable Housing Priorities: Santa Monica Housing Commission invites public to help set goals for 2016
The City of Santa Monica Housing Commission will hold a Commission Retreat April 2 to formulate its priorities and direction for 2016. Members of the public are invited to attend.
Assistance League Installs New Board:
A new board of directors was installed Wednesday at the Assistance League of Santa Monica’s Annual Board Luncheon held at the California Yacht Club.
Moneybags for Metro: $1 Million Plus for Parties and PR
Test trains are taking to the tracks in the lead up to the much-anticipated Metro Expo Line service to Santa Monica. City coffers are also gearing up for the launch, and related activities, with party and PR bills slated to surpass $1 million.
The Latest Santa Monica Sunset Cam with Breathtaking Colors:
The latest Sunset Cam – breathtaking Santa Monica…
Letter to the Editor: Bicycle Safety, We’re Doing it Wrong:
Letter to the Editor: The City of Santa Monica and the greater Los Angeles area is doing it wrong. Bicycle lanes are painted throughout neighborhoods and busy thorough fares.
Letter to the Editor: Evaluating the new Santa Monica Vacation Rental Law:
Letter: Everyone in Santa Monica should be aware that there is an enormous amount of money coming in from the licensing and TOT bed tax, far more than money coming in from fines. Substantial money that SMRR, as the leader of the pack in Santa Monica, should insist go towards affordable housing.
Funny or Die! Vidiots Announce Film Comp. for Students:
Vidiots is announcing their Funny Or Die/Vidiots Short Film Competition with a theme of "movies." The competition is open to all high school and college students in Los Angeles County.
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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