A New Historic District
City Council recognizes a cluster of century-old homes on 11th Street. By Keldine Hull January 22 marked a momentous day for the numerous people involved in the designation of the 11th Street Bungalows as a […]
The City Must Redo and Recirculate the EIR for the Massive Project at 4th and Arizona
Let’s just say it: This is Hines ALL OVER AGAIN! An Environmental Impact Report (EIR) that doesn’t select qualified alternatives to the project that would have fewer environmental impacts so as to choose a better […]
Santa Monica Prowler Hit With Multiple Charges
Police seeking additional information on Charles Marcell Newman. By Staff Writer On Wednesday, January 23, the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office filed charges on Charles Marcell Newman, a 41-year-old male, for his possible involvement in […]
Does Santa Monica’s New Water Ordinance “Hold Water”? (Part 2)
While few would question our City’s need to conserve our precious water resources, some might take issue with the City’s current strategy. As discussed in a previous article, the city’s primary target for water conservation […]
Brock on Your Block: Make a Mess Day
Phil Brock attends the first ever Make A Mess Art Day for Kids in Santa Monica, hosted at Bergamot.
Share Your Vision for Third Street Promenade: Community Workshops Created to Gather Feedback, Share Ideas
In 1989, Third Street Promenade opened its roadway and sidewalks to millions of people who would, over the next 30 years, shop, dine, meet with friends, enjoy live street performances, dance, laugh and make lasting […]
Eggcellent Community Fun
By Michael Ray Santa Monica’s Annenberg Community Beach House hosted their inaugural Eggstravaganza Saturday March 31. The event included games, arts and crafts as well as face painting led by the lifeguards and staff […]
Celebrating Women’s History Month with Julia Morgan’s Legacy at the Annenberg Community Beach House
On Sunday, March 11, the Santa Monica Conservancy will be holding a special commemoration of architect Julia Morgan. Morgan was California’s first licensed woman architect who designed more than 700 projects in her five decades of […]
New JAMS Performing Arts Complex Community Information Meeting JAMS Cafeteria February 20, 2018, 6 – 8 pm
Parents, staff and community members are invited to attend a presentation and Q & A session on the new John Adams Middle School (JAMS) Performing Arts Complex the evening of February 20, 2018, from 6-8 […]
Teen Program to Prevent Distracted and Impaired Driving Now Free-of-Charge to Santa Monica-Area Schools & Community Groups Thanks to Grant by Supervisor Sheila Kuehl
The In One Instant Teen Safe Driving Program (www.inoneinstant.org) is now being offered without cost to the majority of schools and community groups in Santa Monica, Malibu, the Westside and a large part of San […]