Venice’s hopes for its first LA City Section football championship in school history came to an end Wednesday night in a second playoff round 48-31 loss to Narbonne. The game was played at Venice because […]

The 2009-2010 basketball season on the Westside began in stirring fashion Tuesday night in Santa Monica College’s Corsair Pavilion. First the SMC women rallied from a second half slump to edge Moorpark, 45-42. Then the […]

The just-released Draft Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) of the City’s general plan was presented to the City Council Tuesday evening, November 24, though no action was taken on the matter. On a separate […]

The struggle to stay on top of increasing paperwork combined with failing health and eyesight, memory loss, physical limitations, transportation difficulties, and/or changes in social supports, can leave some older adults feeling overwhelmed and unable […]

An era in local radio is coming to an end. Ruth Seymour, General Manager of Santa Monica public radio station KCRW-FM (89.9), is retiring at the end of February, 2010. During Seymour’s 30-plus years as […]

He Shouted, She Cried. Tuesday, November 17, 11:34 p.m. Officers went to the 1500 block of 11th Street to investigate a domestic dispute. When they arrived, they, by way of acute aural sensitivity, detected two […]

While some are firm believers in no underage drinking, there is also a growing number of people who believe that parents should actually let their children drink small amounts of alcohol responsibly before they are […]

story by LYNNE BRONSTEIN Under sunny skies, the day before Thanksgiving, the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market on Arizona Avenue bustled with pre-holiday shoppers. Nobody seemed deterred by the quarantine procedures requiring netting to cover some […]

Stonehenge Holdings Incorporated is proposing to build an 11.5-acre project on two parcels that face both Olympic Boulevard and Bundy Drive, called Bundy Village and Medical Park.  The City of Santa Monica is deeply concerned […]