Laurel Fretz became the principal of Santa Monica High School (Samohi) as of July 1 after the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s (SMMUSD) Board of Education unanimously approved her appointment at their June 30 meeting. […]
A good portion of high school football coaches every year will say they don’t have enough depth. If an upperclassman starter goes down with an injury, a season can be lost. Surprisingly, Santa Monica High […]
Dance in the sand or on the Santa Monica Pier at the second performance in a series of free weekly concerts called the Twilight Dance Series. The theme for the night of June 14 is […]
An worker at a game booth was caught pockets proceeds and handing out prizes to friends and family. On Friday, July 1, at 10:09 p.m. officers of the Santa Monica Police Department went to Pacific […]
Palisades Garden Walk (PGW) and a redesigned Civic Auditorium are one step closer to realization, as the Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved negotiations of the two design plans for a combined worth of about […]
With the 405 freeway closed from Friday evening through Monday morning, the City of Santa Monica want their residents to stay in town and stock up on the necessary items to get through the weekend. […]
On Friday, July 1, at 2:10 p.m. officers of the Santa Monica Police Department went to the Nike Store located at 395 Santa Monica Place in response to a report of a fraud that was […]
For years, the space on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard near 20th Street was occupied by a Sizzler steak restaurant. Now that space has become home to a restaurant with a different kind of […]
California has a new budget, and it even came in on time for a change. Cause for cheers? Maybe, but only if you don’t get into the fine print. As often happens, the devil is […]
Last week I struggled to convert one type of music file (my original content, not someone else’s) into another type of music file on my new computer, which has some fantastic features that I may […]
