Dear EarthTalk: How can we get schools to offer healthier and more eco-friendly cafeteria food to our kids? I don’t have time to bag a healthy lunch every day. Now that many schools have stopped […]

With one of the world’s great romantic cities as a model, the City of Santa Monica will be premiering its first all-night art event, Glow, in July of 2008. Jessica Cusick, the City’s Cultural Affairs […]

Santa Monica residents Jerry Rubin, left, and Tighe Barry, center, were amongst activists who took part in a Raise Hell for Molly Ivins Protest at the Federal Building in Westwood on Sunday, August 19. Molly […]

The booming business of crib videos for newborns (aged three months to three years) burped last week with a report from Seattle that baby videos not only don’t make our youngest citizens smarter, the TV […]

Although the coastal town she referenced is roughly a half-hour drive south of the Santa Monica Pier, Patti Smith’s choice to open this edition of the Twilight Dance Series with “Redondo Beach,” from her 1974 […]

With one plane ride, Fay Green will be able to visit her daughters in Illinois the next few years.          Samantha Green left two weeks ago for Northwestern, where she received a scholarship following a […]

A trend is developing of Westside baseball players who’ve gone elsewhere coming back now that West LA College has a program.          Several of these players have told West LA coach Bob Grant they’ll play […]

Santa Monica High Athletic Director Norm Lacy has talked to the CIF – the governing body of high school athletics in Southern California – about the circumstances surrounding the transfer of two Samohi football players […]

Football is the marquee sport of Santa Monica High’s well-regarded athletic department. The team is usually well-stocked with talent. The program has a rich history. And crowds fill the seats on Friday nights at Corsair […]