Two Santa Monica residents arrested. By Staff Writer $47,000 worth of fentanyl and cocaine was seized by the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) in an arrest today. On March 19, the SMPD’s Narcotics Unit and Crime Impact […]
By Staff Writer The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) is seeking the public’s assistance with any information related to a Fatal Hit & Run traffic collision. On March 15, 2019 at about 8:30 p.m., SMPD […]
Update: the Santa Monica Police Department has confirmed that the collision resulted in a fatality. Read more HERE Victim may have been riding scooter, says initial reports. By Sam Catanzaro A hit and run crash […]
Santa Monica prevails over Airbnb and HomeAway By Sam Catanzaro The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals this week affirmed the City of Santa Monica’s Home-Sharing Ordinance in the face of a challenge brought by Airbnb […]
SMPD to conduct DUI checkpoint March 15 at an undisclosed location. By Staff Writer In recent years, California has seen a disturbing increase in drug-impaired driving crashes and the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) is […]
About the author: Avi Sinai is the principal of HM Capital, a Los Angeles company specializes in hard money real estate loan and private lending. To contact HM Capital you can call (530) 436-5630, or […]
By Cailley Chella Santa Monica City Councilmembers are tired of meetings that last till 1 and 2 a.m., literally. So they’re taking measures to shorten meetings by trying to cut down on time spent on […]
UCLA student volunteers offering free one-on-one technology coaching for older people in on March 9. By Staff Writer Technology and social media can be intimidating for anyone, but especially for older people, many of whom […]
On any given evening (and especially weekends) pay a visit to north-bound 2nd Street between Broadway Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard, and you’ll encounter a world-class clusterpuck. A cast-in-cement gridlock that often extends back along […]
Note from SMa.r.t.: This article, in a longer form, was originally published four years ago but is still as pertinent as ever. The Plaza at Santa Monica asks a simple question: Is our downtown the […]