The launch of the Santa Monica space, which Banks says helps "you master your angles and up your photo game," has been postponed indefinitely from its May 1 date.
The surreal scenes in Santa Monica, California on Tuesday morning (March 17) as the normally bustling street is eerily empty amid the coronavirus outbreak that has non-essential businesses shut down in Los Angeles. "One of the busiest streets in Santa Monica — is nearly devoid of traffic," said Tom Hall, who captured the footage.
The Times data analysis shows roughly one intensive-care bed for every 5,500 people in California. “You can’t argue with numbers,” said Dr. Robert Winters, an infectious-disease specialist in Santa Monica. “It’s a potential brewing time bomb.” About half of California’s total intensive-are beds — 3,700 — are in the five-county ...
Click here for locations and hours. Erewhon: The organic grocery chain, which has locations in Fairfax, Calabasas, Santa Monica, Venice and Pacific Palisades, opens to seniors and others with compromised immunity from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. starting March 18. Gelson’s Markets: Starting March 18, people 65 and over can shop from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. The ...
The order will remain in place through March 31. Bruce Marder, who operates five restaurants and a bakery in Los Angeles and Santa Monica, said that his French bistro Marvin and the Brentwood Restaurant & Lounge are closing for two weeks. He plans to reopen them March 31. Marder's properties in Santa Monica, including his Grand Award–winning ...
She brought art to the city where all could see in public projects: Johnson Favaro’s West Hollywood Library with works by Shepard Fairey and David Wiseman; the Pasadena Museum of California Art with a mural on its parking structure by Kenny Scharf; and Santa Monica’s beloved Tongva Park. So close were her ties to the design world ...
When Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan first introduced their version of “Westworld” on HBO in 2016, they brought to life a world that was inherently more technologically advanced than the
An Apple employee tested positive for coronavirus from Third St. Promenade store in Santa Monica and is now on leave. TechCrunch also received a full statement from Apple regarding the employee. Apple says in the report, “Apple’s priority — now and always — is the health and safety of our employees, customers and the communities we ...