Latest News
Get the full Los Angeles experience:
Weather, sports, and more local content
January 2, 2026
-
Santa Monica and Waymo File Lawsuits Over Vehicle Charging Facilities in Neighborhood: Santa Monica and Waymo are engaged in legal disputes after talks broke down regarding two autonomous vehicle charging sites in a local neighborhood. Residents have raised concerns over disruptions such as traffic, noise, and flashing lights from the facilities, which serve around 50 of Waymo's electric vehicles operating in the Los Angeles area. In December, both parties filed lawsuits, with the city seeking restrictions on nighttime operations and Waymo contesting the nuisance allegations. The case is expected to proceed through the courts in the coming year. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Jan 2)
December 29, 2025
-
Former Condo Property on Albright Street in Pacific Palisades Listed for $12 Million: A 0.33-acre property at 15330 Albright Street in Pacific Palisades, once home to a 15-unit condominium building, is now available for purchase at $12 million. The site, which includes 15 parcel numbers, is being marketed as a prime development opportunity in close proximity to Palisades Village and local amenities. Situated along the Santa Monica Mountains, the property offers views of the coastline and easy access to beaches, parks, and community facilities. The site appeals to investors seeking development in a desirable Westside location. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Dec 29)
-
Former 15-Unit Condo Site in Pacific Palisades Listed for $12 Million: A 0.33-acre parcel at 15330 Albright Street in Pacific Palisades has been put on the market for $12 million. Formerly the site of a 15-unit condominium building, the lot is promoted as a prime development opportunity with 15 separate parcel numbers. The location offers convenient access to hiking trails, local beaches, and cultural landmarks such as Will Rogers State Park and the Getty Villa. It is situated near shopping and community amenities in the Palisades Village area. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 29)
December 27, 2025
-
Woman Arrested in Deadly Manhattan Beach Crash Involving Loyola Tennis Standout: A woman has been arrested in connection with a fatal pedestrian collision in Manhattan Beach that led to the death of 18-year-old Braun Levi, a Loyola High School tennis player. Authorities say Jenia Resha Belt was taken into custody after an investigation determined she drove under the influence during the May 4, 2025, incident. Belt faces felony charges including second-degree murder and gross vehicular manslaughter. Bail has been set at $2 million and the investigation is ongoing. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Dec 27)
December 24, 2025
-
Woman Arrested in Fatal Manhattan Beach Crash Involving Loyola Student Braun Levi: Authorities in Manhattan Beach have arrested Jenia Resha Belt in connection with a deadly collision from May 2025 that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Braun Levi, a notable Loyola High School tennis player. Prosecutors allege alcohol impairment played a role in the incident, which occurred on Sepulveda Boulevard near 2nd Street. Belt faces multiple felony charges, including second-degree murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. She is being held on $2 million bail following her arrest. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 24)
December 16, 2025
-
Rob Reiner’s Death Resonates in New Rochelle, Where Family Once Lived: The recent deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife in Los Angeles have deeply affected residents of New Rochelle, where Reiner spent his early years. The Reiner family lived on Bonnie Meadow Road, a location later immortalized in 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' by Carl Reiner. Longtime locals recalled childhood memories and community ties to the Reiner family, reflecting on how the tragedy links national headlines to local history. The loss is especially poignant for those who remember the family's presence in the neighborhood. (Source: The Loop on Dec 16)
December 15, 2025
-
Pacific Palisades Condo on Sunset Blvd Listed for $1.1 Million: A two-bedroom, three-bath condominium in Villa Bella, Pacific Palisades, is on the market for just under $1.1 million. Located at 16123 Sunset Blvd., Unit 101, the single-level unit spans 1,386 square feet and features amenities such as a fireplace, open-concept living space, and a primary suite with a walk-in closet and modern bathroom. Building facilities include a fitness center, residents’ lounge, secured entry, and two-car garage access. The property is situated close to Temescal Canyon, the beach, and local amenities. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 15)
December 12, 2025
-
Review: 'Hamnet' Explores Shakespeare’s Family Through New Perspective: The new film 'Hamnet,' directed by Chloe Zhao, examines the life of William Shakespeare’s family, focusing on his wife Agnes and their children. With attention to historical detail in both set design and emotional depiction, the movie immerses viewers in late 16th-century England. The narrative offers a reimagined view of Agnes, presenting insights into her role and presence while Shakespeare is away. The film invites audiences to consider lesser-known aspects of the playwright’s personal life. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 12)
December 11, 2025
-
Metro to Hold Open House in Santa Monica on December 13: The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Authority is set to host an open house at its Division 14 facility in Santa Monica on the morning of December 13, 2025. This event will give area residents, transit riders, and community partners a chance to learn about Metro operations and meet the staff responsible for local transit services. Attendees will also have the opportunity to tour the division and explore behind-the-scenes activities. The open house aims to increase transit transparency and community engagement. (Source: Santa Monica Next on Dec 11)
December 3, 2025
-
Caroline Torosis to Be Sworn In as Next Mayor of Santa Monica: Caroline Torosis is scheduled to be sworn in as mayor of Santa Monica on December 9, with Jesse Zwick set to serve as mayor pro tem. Torosis, elected to the city council in 2022, has been mayor pro tem for the past year and brings experience from the Santa Monica Rent Control Board. Outgoing Mayor Lana Negrete will step back into her councilmember role after focusing on public safety initiatives and civic engagement during her mayoral tenure. The leadership transition marks a new chapter for the city. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 3)
-
Reflection on Community Giving and Social Responsibility in Santa Monica: A recent commentary in the Santa Monica Mirror explores the complexities of charitable giving, particularly following events like Giving Tuesday. The author examines ongoing social challenges such as hunger, housing and healthcare, highlighting gaps in government support and the persistent need for community contributions. The piece also emphasizes the importance of supporting the arts and local organizations. Despite systemic issues, local groups continue to rely on donations to address critical needs. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Dec 3)
November 29, 2025
-
Santa Monica Pier to Host Three Evenings of Free Holiday Events in December: The Santa Monica Pier will offer three evenings of complimentary holiday festivities during December, transforming the Merry Go-Round building and adjacent walkways into a seasonal celebration space. Activities include crafts, storytime, and two nightly marionette theater performances, along with opportunities for children to write letters to Santa and create ornaments. Food vendors and holiday-themed displays will be present as well. The final evening features an expanded lineup with photos with Santa, live music, and special seasonal attractions. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 29)
-
Holiday Volunteering and Donation Opportunities Support West L.A. Communities: Local organizations throughout West Los Angeles are urging residents to assist families, seniors, and individuals during the holiday season through volunteering and donations. The Westside Food Bank is experiencing a significant surge in demand and requests shelf-stable foods, online contributions, and volunteers for food sorting events. Meanwhile, St. Joseph Center is organizing holiday meal distributions, care package assembly, and clothing drives for those in need. Community participation is encouraged to address increased seasonal needs. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 29)
-
Santa Monica Pier to Host Three Nights of Free Holiday Events in December: The Santa Monica Pier is set to transform into a festive destination with three evenings of complimentary holiday programming this December. Running on December 4, 11, and 18, the event will feature art activities, live performances by the Bob Baker Marionette Theater, musical storytimes, and visits from Santa. The festivities take place from 3:30 to 7 p.m., concluding with an expanded celebration on December 18 that includes photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, live music, and seasonal displays. The events are free and open to all ages. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 29)
-
West L.A. Organizations Seek Volunteers and Donations for Holiday Season: As the holiday season nears, nonprofits throughout West Los Angeles are asking local residents to assist those in need. Groups such as the Westside Food Bank report rising demand and encourage contributions of shelf-stable foods and financial donations to support families and individuals. The St. Joseph Center is organizing holiday meal and care package efforts, with requests for volunteers and donations including warm clothing and hygiene kits. Community involvement is encouraged throughout December. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 29)
November 24, 2025
-
LA County Supervisors to Consider Waiving Rebuilding Permit Fees for Malibu Residents: The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is set to discuss a proposal to waive permit fees for Malibu homeowners who lost their residences in the January Palisades Fire. If approved, the measure will extend relief to Malibu residents, aligning their support with that given to homeowners in unincorporated Los Angeles County. Refunds for fees already paid by eligible homeowners would also be mandated. The board is expected to review the proposal at its upcoming meeting. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 24)
November 21, 2025
-
Uniqlo to Relocate Santa Monica Store to Third Street Promenade December 5: Japanese retailer Uniqlo will move its Santa Monica store from the Santa Monica Place mall to a new location on Third Street Promenade, with doors set to open on December 5. The new store, situated near Culto Futbol on the Promenade's 1400 block, will continue to offer a wide range of casual apparel for men, women, and children. This relocation keeps Uniqlo in the heart of downtown Santa Monica, close to its previous site. The current Santa Monica Place store has drawn shoppers from across the Los Angeles area. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 21)
-
Debate Continues Over Increased Development and Density in Santa Monica: Community members and experts are expressing concerns about recent increases in building height and residential density in Santa Monica. Critics argue that decisions supporting more development lack comprehensive analysis from city planners and have not demonstrated a clear, data-driven need. The discussion highlights tensions between state policies, city leadership, and local interests, especially as Santa Monica's tourist profile differs from smaller beach towns. The debate underscores ongoing challenges in urban planning for the area. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 21)
November 19, 2025
-
Waymo Demonstrates Autonomous Vehicle Technology at Hobart and William Smith Colleges: Students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York, were introduced to advanced transportation technology when Waymo, a company specializing in autonomous vehicles, presented one of its self-driving cars on campus. The event, held outside the Scandling Campus Center, featured live demonstrations and encouraged students to engage with the integration of artificial intelligence and public policy. Organized with support from college leadership and the Melly Institute, the visit highlighted the connection between higher education and emerging industries. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 19)
-
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium's Future Sparks Debate on Arts and Development: Santa Monica is at a crossroads regarding the future of its historic Civic Auditorium, once considered vital to the city's cultural identity. Plans led by arts professionals to revitalize the space were halted by the City Council, raising concerns about shifting priorities. Some residents worry that ongoing debates could lead to redevelopment for housing, hotels, and retail, rather than preserving the venue for arts. The decision is expected to shape the city's cultural landscape for years to come. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 19)
November 18, 2025
-
Santa Monica Pier Hosts Locals' Night with Winter Art Mart and Food Drive: The Santa Monica Pier will celebrate its monthly Locals' Night on Thursday, November 20, featuring a Winter Art Mart with offerings from area artists, live DJ performances, and children's story-time sessions. The event, which runs from 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., also includes a Thanksgiving food drive in partnership with Feed the Streets LA. The nonprofit will collect shelf-stable food and funds for turkey vouchers to assist families in need. The event is free for attendees, aiming to support the local community. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 18)
-
Santa Monica Pier Hosts Locals’ Night with Holiday Market and Food Drive: The Santa Monica Pier will celebrate the start of the holiday season with Locals’ Night on Thursday, November 20. The free event features a Winter Art Mart where local artists will offer handmade goods and holiday gifts, as well as live DJ performances and family story-time sessions for children. In partnership with Feed the Streets LA, the evening includes a Thanksgiving food drive and efforts to provide turkey vouchers to local families in need. Activities are scheduled from 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
-
Dog-Friendly Winter Market Scheduled at Santa Monica Brew Works: Santa Monica Brew Works is set to host a holiday market for dog owners and their pets on November 23. The event, organized by the HIT Living Foundation, will transform the brewery into a winter-themed space with activities such as photos with Santa, a ball pit for puppies, and displays featuring oversized nutcrackers. Proceeds will support dog rescue efforts, including those impacted by recent wildfires. Admission is free, and a variety of vendors and adoptable dogs will be present during the afternoon gathering. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 12)
-
Santa Monica City Council Demands Transparency on Cancelled Mental Health Housing Plans: The Santa Monica City Council has instructed staff to release a comprehensive timeline and communications related to two county-led behavioral health housing projects on Ocean Avenue that were recently canceled. These 49-bed facilities, funded by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health and developed with St. Joseph Center, were terminated following community concerns about transparency and lack of outreach. The city had no approval or funding role in the projects, which were halted by Supervisor Lindsey Horvath in October. The council also called for increased community involvement in future county housing proposals. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 10)
-
UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital Marks 25 Years of Party on the Pier in Santa Monica: UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its annual Party on the Pier fundraiser at Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier on November 2. The event brings together celebrities, families, and community supporters to raise funds for pediatric programs at the hospital's various locations. Notable guests expected include Mario and Courtney Lopez, Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt, and others from the entertainment industry. Public admission tickets are available onsite the day of the event. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 1)
-
Santa Monica Council Ends Deal to Revive Civic Auditorium, Concerns Raised: A group of four Santa Monica City Council members recently voted to halt negotiations with the RPG Group, a major concert promoter, on a proposed plan to restore the historic Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. The group had offered to invest in reviving the site at no direct cost to the city or residents, but the council cited financial concerns. Critics argue that the land's high value for developers factored into the decision. The future of the venue remains uncertain after this development. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 12)
November 14, 2025
-
Heavy Rain Forecast Prompts Road Closure and Flood Precautions in Santa Monica: Heavy rainfall is expected to affect Los Angeles County, including Santa Monica, from late Friday night through Saturday evening, raising concerns about possible flooding, especially in low-lying and coastal areas. City officials advise residents to take precautions, including collecting sandbags from local fire stations. State Route 27 between Pacific Coast Highway and Grand View Drive will be closed starting Thursday at 10:00 p.m. The situation will be closely monitored throughout the storm period. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 14)
November 11, 2025
-
Waymo Demonstrates Autonomous Vehicle Technology at Hobart and William Smith Colleges: Waymo showcased its self-driving vehicle at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, offering students a practical demonstration of autonomous technology on campus. The event, held outside the Scandling Campus Center, allowed attendees to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping urban mobility. The initiative was organized with the help of New York State Senator Jeremy Cooney and encourages collaboration between students and Waymo through case study projects. The visit highlighted the expanding influence of AI on multiple academic disciplines. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 11)
-
Security Guard Stationed at South Park Production Offices in Marina del Rey: A uniformed security guard has begun overseeing the entrance to the “South Park” production offices in Marina del Rey, an unusual step for the animated show known for provocative satire. The office, located near marina boat slips in Los Angeles County, previously operated without visible security. The deployment of security comes amid episodes featuring controversial political topics and follows a season in which the show lampooned national figures. Representatives declined to explain the timing of the guard's presence. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 11)
-
Security Guard Stationed Outside 'South Park' Marina del Rey Offices: A uniformed security guard has recently been posted outside the ‘South Park’ production offices near Marina del Rey’s waterfront, marking a significant change after years without visible security presence. The measure comes following a string of provocative episodes in the current season of the popular animated series, which included references to public figures and controversial topics. Representatives for the show have not commented on the new security precautions. The move reflects heightened concerns in the area. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 11)
November 10, 2025
-
Santa Monica Demands Full Transparency After Mental Health Housing Projects Canceled: The Santa Monica City Council has required city staff to publish a full timeline and communications record regarding the recent cancellation of two behavioral health housing projects on Ocean Avenue. The projects, totaling 49 beds, were run by Los Angeles County with no city funding or approval authority. Citing insufficient outreach and declining community trust, county officials terminated both initiatives in October. The city will now seek increased transparency and more community involvement in future projects. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 10)
-
Renovated Palisades Riviera Estate Listed for $11.25 Million: A five-bedroom, six-bathroom estate at 644 Amalfi Drive in the Palisades Riviera neighborhood has been listed for $11.25 million. The 5,330-square-foot home features vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, wide-plank flooring, and leaded-glass windows. The property includes multiple living spaces, modern amenities, a pool, spa, garden house, and landscaped grounds with mature trees. The residence offers both ocean and canyon views, highlighting its appeal in the Westside Beaches area. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 10)
-
Renovated Amalfi Drive Estate in Palisades Riviera Listed for $11.25 Million: A recently renovated five-bedroom, six-bathroom estate on Amalfi Drive in the Palisades Riviera has been introduced to the market with an $11.25 million listing price. The 5,330-square-foot English-style home features vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, and wide-plank floors, along with formal living spaces and updated kitchen amenities. The property includes outdoor amenities such as bluestone patios, a pool, a spa, and a garden house surrounded by mature landscaping. Advanced home automation and enhanced mechanical systems are also included for convenience. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 10)
November 8, 2025
-
Woman Charged as Accessory in Santa Monica Double Fatal Hit-and-Run Case: A 42-year-old woman has been charged with assisting the suspect in a deadly Santa Monica hit-and-run, which resulted in the deaths of two pedestrians and left two others seriously injured. Prosecutors allege that Marshonda Lajune Whitaker helped Alex Kristopher Kirksey flee California following the October 24 collision on Wilshire Boulevard. Kirksey, apprehended in Chicago, faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter. Both defendants are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on December 3. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Nov 8)
November 3, 2025
-
Ocean-View Lot in Pacific Palisades Listed for $4.5 Million on Goucher Street: A vacant hillside lot with wide ocean and city views is for sale at 1314 Goucher Street in Pacific Palisades, listed at $4.5 million. The property spans nearly half an acre and is eligible for a fast-track rebuilding process under city guidelines, allowing construction of a new home exceeding 6,000 square feet. The lot faces south for optimal daylight, and the seller is also offering an adjacent parcel, bringing the total available land to over 27,000 square feet. This presents a rare development opportunity in the area. (Source: Yo! Venice! on Nov 3)
October 31, 2025
-
Santa Monica Emphasizes Local Food Aid Amid Potential Federal Shutdown: Santa Monica is spotlighting its local food assistance initiatives as the threat of a federal government shutdown looms over national support programs. The city funds several food efforts through its Human Services Grants Program, collaborating with local nonprofits to provide groceries and meals for residents in need. Key local programs include a weekly food pantry at Virginia Avenue Park and meal delivery services for seniors and people with disabilities. Officials are preparing to meet increased demand if federal aid is disrupted. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Oct 31)
-
Santa Monica Reduces Funding and Oversight for Neighborhood Organizations: The Santa Monica City Council has voted to suspend and overhaul its Neighborhood Organization Grant Program, which previously provided financial support for seven local resident groups. These groups, which once received up to $7,000 annually, used the funding for communications and to foster community engagement. The new changes impose stricter oversight, limit political activity, and require city-approved messaging. The council’s decision was driven by policy considerations rather than budget concerns. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Oct 31)
October 29, 2025
-
Outdoor Screening of 'Shrek' Planned at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey: A free outdoor showing of the animated film 'Shrek' will take place at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey on Saturday, September 20, as part of Los Angeles County's Marina Movie Nights series. The event, hosted by the Department of Beaches and Harbors, starts at 8 p.m. and is open to the public. No (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 19)
-
State Program Offers Free Solar and Battery Systems to Eligible Los Angeles Homeowner: A new round of state funding will allow qualifying low-income homeowners in Los Angeles to receive free solar panels and battery storage through the Self-Generation Incentive Program. Applications open September 29 for LADWP customers. Eligibility is based on income and property criteria, aiming to (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 25)
-
State Program Offers Free Solar and Battery Systems to Eligible Los Angeles Homeowner: A new round of state funding will allow qualifying low-income homeowners in Los Angeles to receive solar panels and battery storage at no cost. The initiative, part of California's Self-Generation Incentive Program, opens applications on September 29 for LADWP customers. Eligibility is based on area (Source: Yo! Venice! on Sep 25)
-
Modern Home on Palms Blvd. in Venice Listed for Nearly $6 Million: A contemporary single-family residence at 1385 Palms Blvd. in Venice has been listed for sale at close to $6 million. Built in 2016, the 4,012-square-foot home sits on a 0.19-acre lot and is not attached to neighboring properties, offering added privacy. The property is represented by Coldwell Bank (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 15)
-
Pacific Park Launches Online Store Featuring Santa Monica Pier Merchandise: Pacific Park, located on the Santa Monica Pier, has introduced an online store offering a selection of themed souvenirs and apparel. The webstore features items such as T-shirts, mugs, magnets, and a snow globe with the Pacific Wheel. A new limited-edition T-shirt collaboration with Little Giants, a (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 19)
-
Venice-Based Artist Alison Saar to Create Sculpture for Obama Presidential Center: Alison Saar, an artist from Los Angeles' Westside, has been selected to design a bronze sculpture for the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Her work, titled 'Torch Song,' will be installed in the Women's Garden and is part of a larger initiative involving over 25 artists. The Center is scheduled (Source: Yo! Venice! on Sep 13)
-
Pacific Park Launches Online Store for Santa Monica Pier Souvenirs: Pacific Park, located on the Santa Monica Pier, has introduced an online store offering park-themed merchandise such as apparel, mugs, magnets, and a snow globe featuring the Pacific Wheel. The store also features a limited-edition T-shirt collaboration with Little Giants, honoring Kobe Bryant. The (Source: Yo! Venice! on Sep 19)
-
Jeni's Introduces Caramel Apple Crumble Ice Cream for Fall in Los Angeles: Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams has launched a new Caramel Apple Crumble flavor at its Los Angeles scoop shops to mark the start of fall. The seasonal offering features apple and caramel elements with a brown sugar oat crumble. Returning fall flavors include Miso Butterscotch Brownie and Burnt Orange, re (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 25)
-
Local Column Highlights Live Music Recommendations in Santa Monica Area: A weekly column in the Santa Monica Mirror offers curated recommendations for live music events in the Santa Monica and greater Los Angeles area. The column aims to inform residents about notable performances and encourage community engagement with the local music scene. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 19)
-
Upcoming Live Music Recommendations for Santa Monica Area, Sept. 24–Oct. 1: A local columnist highlights notable live music events happening in the Santa Monica area from September 24 to October 1. The recommendations aim to help residents discover performances they might otherwise miss, with a focus on artists and shows relevant to the Westside Beaches community. (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 24)
-
Santa Monica Med Spa Offers Range of Skin and Body Treatments: Mirror Mirror Med Spa in Santa Monica provides a variety of minimally invasive and non-invasive cosmetic treatments for skin, face, and body. The facility emphasizes customized care using advanced technology and experienced staff, aiming to support clients' confidence and wellbeing. Services include (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 29)
-
Columnist Shares Live Music Picks and Remembers Mark Volman: A local columnist, now writing for the Santa Monica Mirror, offers personal recommendations for upcoming live music events in the Los Angeles area. The column also pays tribute to musician Mark Volman, who recently passed away in Nashville. The feature aims to guide readers to notable performances, (Source: Santa Monica Mirror on Sep 12)
-
Venice Med Spa Offers Customized Skin and Body Treatments: Mirror Mirror Med Spa in Venice provides a range of minimally invasive and non-invasive cosmetic treatments for skin, face, and body. The spa emphasizes personalized care, advanced technology, and experienced staff to support clients seeking wellness and aesthetic improvements. Services include fac (Source: Yo! Venice! on Sep 29)