July 22, 2026
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Letters to the Editor:

Darfur at Samohi I would like to thank you on behalf of all of the students at Santa Monica High School for your article “Samohi Students Attend Camp Darfur” (Vol. 9, Issue 46 April 24 […]

Two-Thirds Vote Barrier a Vital Protection from Parcel Taxes:

For years, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association has mailed out fliers soliciting donations because its Holy Grail, the 1978 Proposition 13 limit on property taxes, was allegedly under fire. Those claims have usually been alarmist […]

Local Youths Find Creative Outlet at Venice Arts:

Both art school and gallery, Venice Arts is celebrating its 15th year of finding and nurturing young local artists. The organization provides low-income kids with the mentorship of talented adults who volunteer their time and […]

Protest at Miramar:

Amazonian leaders and their supporters protested Occidental Petroleum’s annual shareholders meeting at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel on Friday, May 2, over charges that the oil company dumped nine billion barrels of toxic wastewater into virgin […]

Tim Walker Leaves School District:

Deputy Superintendent Tim Walker, who has been an official in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District since 2005, has submitted his resignation, which will be effective on June 30, 2008. Walker has been a target […]

Teacher Arrested:

Thomas Beltran, the Lincoln Middle School teacher who was arrested for child molestation on Saturday, May 3, appeared in court for arraignment on Tuesday, May 6, and his bail was increased to $3.3 million. His […]

Yes, Virginia, It’s Cinco de Mayo:

Virginia Avenue Park hosted a record crowd for Santa Monica’s Cinco de Mayo festival on Sunday, May 4, featuring an afternoon of entertainment, food, a classic car show, and an exuberant community celebration. “This is […]

Wins Boost First Year Samohi Coach Duron:

Rob Duron would the first to tell you his initial season as the Santa Monica High baseball coach has been turbulent.  He’s been frustrated by a perceived lack of backing by school officials on a […]