This Thursday, June 1st, the runway will be closed from 11 pm until Friday, June 2nd, at 7 am. The runway will be closed to provide consulting firm AECOM the opportunity to conduct “boring” tests that are required as part of the geotechnical analysis needed for the new proposed taxi ways. For us non-engineers, this means AECOM needs to drill holes, take samples, and test the soil conditions in order to construct the new taxiways appropriately.
Temporary route change aims to improve transit access to Venice Beach on July 10-11. The Los Angeles County Topanga Beach Bus will add a temporary stop near the official Venice Beach Fan Zone on Friday […]
FILM REVIEWGAIL DAUGHTRY AND THE CELEBRITY SEX PASSRated R94 MinutesReleased July 10th Generally, in the first 10 minutes of a movie, you need your audience to buy into its realm and the characters who inhabit […]
From a full English breakfast to fermented black cod to secret World Cup Day specials, here are the top limited-edition menus hitting local restaurants. At Chainsaw, in the Melrose Hill neighborhood at 5022 Melrose Avenue, in […]
The initiative, led this year by 17-year-old Charles Lentz, asks participating restaurants to donate $1 from the sale of designated menu items through Oct. 15. More than a dozen Southern California restaurants are participating in […]
Officers, aided by specially trained canines, located lobsters hidden in duffel bags, backpacks, vehicles and even a baby stroller. California wildlife officers arrested six people for lobster poaching at the Santa Monica Pier, months after […]
Theatre Arts Department production runs July 17-26 at SMC Main Campus. Santa Monica College’s Theatre Arts Department will present “The SpongeBob Musical: Theatre for Young Audiences Edition” from July 17 to 26 on the main […]
The popular “Biscuits with the Boss” flavor returns to Jeni’s alongside new summer menu releases. Gourmet scoop shop chain Jeni’s Splendid...
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A special one-night theatrical screening of the sci-fi comedy features a live panel on the film and its outlook on...
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