August 5, 2026
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Remaking the State Constitution: A Conventional Idea:

Does California’s Constitution need a makeover? The impasse over the budget, gridlock in the Legislature, and a constitution that has not been updated since 1879, has convinced a number of civic leaders that a constitutional […]

Wise Expo For H2 Oh!:

California’s water shortage has now become a crisis and many cities throughout the state are mandating rationing. A Water Wise Expo was held at the Mar Vista Recreation Center on July 21 to help educate […]

Horoscopes: Laura Wilde, Mirror Contributing Writer

ARIES There have been so many mixed messages lately you are start to doubt whether there is anyone left you can trust. If you fill up your head space with meaningless drivel, at some point […]

Simmons Becomes SMC Athletic Director:

When Gregg Simmons came to Santa Monica College in January following the resignation of Rhonda Hyatt, he accepted the position of Interim Athletic Director. It was announced that Simmons would hold the position until the […]

Santa Monica Fast Pitch Softball Selects All-Stars:

Santa Monica Fast Pitch Softball has selected its all-star teams in each age category from the 350 participants in this year’s program. The Mirror thanks Jim Hall for his assistance in providing the information. 14 […]

Burning Calories—Not Nutrients—At The Gym:

(NAPSI)—A good workout might leave you feeling tired for more reasons than you think. Regular intense physical activity can deplete the body of important vitamins and minerals, causing weekend warriors and world-class athletes alike to […]

Theater Review: Mutiny at Port Chicago:

Editor-at-Large  Paul Leaf’s Mutiny at Port Chicago, a world premiere play at the Ruskin Group Theatre, is a compelling story based on a little-known military disaster that took place in 1944 in San Francisco’s East […]

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS / ONGOING EVENTS:

Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (AFICE) is looking for individuals to work as Community Representatives, who will find host families for international students and will work with them and their families. Call Anne Ring, […]

Theater:

The Cherry Orchard, Chekhov’s play about a Russian family, transposed to the post-Civil War South, through September 26, 8pm Saturdays July 4-18, call for other showtimes, $10-$30, The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum,1419 N. Topanga Canyon […]

Exhibits:

Martiros Adalian, Awakenings, Chris Mason, On and Off the Wall, through September 6, Lois Lambert Gallery, Bergamot Station, 310.829.6990. California Regionalism: Oils on Canvas, through August 23, California Heritage Museum, 2612 Main St., 310.392.8537. Cast […]