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A temporary hub for art installations, music performances and interactive exhibits is set for Windward Plaza An official Burning Man regional event returns to Venice Beach this weekend, transforming a public plaza into a temporary […]
The event brings together startups, venture capital firms, corporations, creators, and residents to highlight the area’s tech ecosystem On Monday, October 13, Tech St. Santa Monica will kick off LA Tech Week 2025, turning Ocean […]
The suspect fled the scene with the flashlight Santa Monica police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect who assaulted an elderly security guard early on August 30, 2025, in the 600 block of […]
The Event Was a First for The Promenade’s New ‘Entertainment Zone’ Third Street Promenade Enjoys First-Ever Oktoberfest Event.The Event Was a First for The Promenade’s New ‘Entertainment Zone’ pic.twitter.com/a86uV9hPNG — Santa Monica Mirror (@SMMirror) October […]
The market, held weekly, has volunteers ready to pack the produce boxes, but additional help is required The Topanga Farmers Market is calling on local residents to help deliver fresh produce boxes to seniors every […]
Multistate Listeria Outbreak Spurs FSIS Alert on Prepared Pasta Meals The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) issued a public health alert for certain ready-to-eat meals made with an FDA-regulated pre-cooked […]
The new coffee shop, marked by window paper, originates from Hamburg’s Schanzenviertel A German coffee concept, Codos Coffee Roastery, is set to open its first U.S. location at 2665#B Main St. in Santa Monica, bringing […]
Medialister, a big data–powered online platform for digital marketing and PR professionals, has launched a new suite of tools that help local and franchise businesses in the Bay Area plan, publish, and measure editorial advertising […]
The directive replaces a 20-year-old policy, focusing on expediting contract reviews and enhancing financial oversight Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive directive aiming to streamline operations at the city’s three proprietary departments—Los Angeles World Airports, […]
District Attorney Nathan Hochman, who sought the appeal, had argued that Taylor’s voluntary participation in the diversion program left him free to walk away, a concern the court upheld A California appeals court on Tuesday […]
