February 5 Arthur Adams @ Harvelle’s The Shills, Jed’s Dead, Adam Lasher @ Rusty’s Surf Ranch February 6 Ronny Cox @ Boulevard Music, CC Langhorne Slim, April Smith @ McCabe’s Guitar Shop Sol Giant, Jamie […]

Last Chance 11, September, play by Paul Kampf, presented by Chicago’s Breadline Theatre Group, through February 7, 8pm Thursdays-Saturdays, 7pm Sundays, $15-$30, Odyssey Theatre, 2055 S. Sepulveda, LA, 310.477.2055 x2. Abstractive Measures, group show, through […]

Itty Bitty Art Sale February 7, 10:30am Gallery of Functional Art/Lois Lambert Gallery Bergamot Station, ittybittyart.org. This second annual “itty bitty” sale makes art available at easy-to-afford prices. The works are postcard-sized, done by well-known […]

On February 1, at 9:38 p.m. Brittany Norton a 28-year-old female was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street at the intersection of Main Street and Pacific Avenue. Using the bicycle lane to make […]

More than 200 participants, including more than 160 community volunteers, stayed up late on January 27 to count Santa Monica�s homeless population in the 2010 Homeless Count. �I really enjoyed being a part of the […]

Howard Zinn, the historian and Boston University professor whose book A People’s History of the United States has taken its place as an alternative view of American history, died of a heart attack on January […]

All lanes of the northbound Santa Monica Freeway or I-405 will be closed to work on the Sepulveda Pass Widening Project. The dates for closure are Saturday, January 30 and then again nightly from Tuesday, […]

Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt got top honors at the Santa Monica Chamber’s State of The City breakfast last week, and the Mirror caught up with the sports giant soon after. McCourt talked about […]

Cat Scratch Fever Wednesday, January 20, 1:00 a.m. Officers received a domestic violence report at the 1400 block of 10th Street. When officers arrived, they heard the sound of a male and female arguing (“don’t […]