The formula for a memorable rock band seems to have the three common essentials; sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll. Yes, talented musicians and singers are important for continued success, but the debauchery rocker lifestyle […]
Dear Editor I am responding to an article you posted this week about a group of veterans who have been protesting at the WLA-VA for some time now who have come to a point in […]
“A fiscal Frankenstein,” so said Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) about the health care bill just passed by the Congress. Soulmate Republicans echoed his warning, predicting budgetary doom. But GOP legislators who cry fiscal wolf are […]
The notion of a California constitutional convention, perhaps better thought of as a Pandora’s box on steroids, is dead at least for this year and most likely for many years to come. Good thing, too. […]
War is hell. But in realizing that any one war is over, a fresh hell may be revealed. Take for example, the now infamous battle of videotape formats. Old timers and VCR war veterans will […]
After closing temporarily in November 2009, St. Joseph Center’s Thrift Store opened once again at its new location in Santa Monica. An eager crowd kept staff and volunteers busy all day, shopping for deals on […]
On Tuesday, March 23, the City Council voted to increase funding for the Twilight Dance Series by $50,000. The one-time funding, combined with over $47,776 raised by the community and corporate sponsors, will ensure that […]
The Superintendent of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), Tim Cuneo, announced on March 17 that he and other district superintendents were banning together to fight the new Los Angles Unified School District (LAUSD) […]
Just 10 days after federal charges were filed against chef Kiyoshiro Yamamoto and restaurant owner Typhoons Restaurant Inc. for serving endangered whale meat, The Hump is closing its own doors at the Santa Monica Airport. […]
