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Main Street closed to cars this weekend - Santa Monica Daily Press
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Main Street responds to suspected drunk driver crashing into parklet
Feb. 16, 2021 at 6:00 am
A suspected drunk driver crashed into a Main Street parklet on Friday and local neighborhood associations are looking at ways to slow traffic and close portions of the street to cars during peak dining hours.
Plans were already in the works, but they have taken on greater significance in light of the recent incident, which injured four diners.
At 8:09 p.m. alleged drunk driver Piper Pollard crashed a black BMW into the concrete barriers surrounding the outdoor dining space by Urth Caffe, according to SMPD Public Information Officer Roberto Villegas.
Year in Review Part 4: December
Dec. 30, 2020 at 6:00 am
The Santa Monica Police Department added a new canine to the team that will allow it to conduct sweeps for guns and other explosive devices like never before. Jack, SMPD’s newest canine recruit, can sniff out weapon parts, ammunition, carbon, gun oils, cleaning solvents, fireworks, black powder and several other components related to firearms from nearly 50 yards away.
As daily COVID-19 case rates reached record highs, L.A. County issued new health orders closing playgrounds, limiting business capacities and banning all gatherings between households.
Winterlit returned to Downtown Santa Monica. On Promenade, residents could see tens of thousands of lights illuminating the outdoor retail and dining storefronts. Holiday-inspired art installations came to life in window displays and through the murals that were created by local artists who were asked to interpret what the holiday season means to them during an unprecedented