The young Santa Monica High School Wrestling Team placed eight wrestlers in the top three spots at the Pioneer League Championships Friday. These wrestlers qualified for the CIF Southern Section Coastal Division Finals at Whittier […]

Following up on last month’s Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) presentation to the Landmarks Commission, City Planning Director Eileen Fogarty spoke at the Commission’s February 8 meeting about the LUCE DEIR (Draft Environmental Impact […]

HANNAH HEINEMAN, Mirror Contributing Writer The lengthy construction of new facilities for St. John’s Health Center has created numerous concerns for residents that live near its facilities. Hospital officials discussed those concerns with residents at […]

Almost every community member who spoke at this week’s planning commission meeting opposed the stretching canvas of projects proposed for Olympic Boulevard, Berkeley Street and Nebraska Avenue. Among others, their primary concern was the dramatic […]

After more than two years of community discussions, the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for Expo Line’s Phase 2 light rail project was approved by the Expo Metro But approval came after more than four […]

The Santa Monica Conservancy is seeking volunteers for a new docent training class for the Annenberg Community Beach House at 415 Pacific Coast Highway. The Conservancy, in partnership with the City of Santa Monica, trains […]

 The Life Long Learning Older Adult Task Force, a consortium of over 35 local organizations, in partnership with the City of Santa Monica, is presenting another seminar in its series on key issues relevant to […]

The death last week of Fred Schaus at 84 sent my mind spinning back to the 1960s. Schaus was the first coach of the Lakers when the team moved to Los Angeles from Minneapolis. He […]