Last Chance  Anatol, by Arthur Schnitzler, through May 27, 8pm Saturdays/3pm Sundays, $20-$25, Pacific Resident Theatre, 703 Venice Blvd., Venice, 310.822.8392.  Born, art by Andrea LaHue, and Bound, art by Stephen Crane, through May 30, […]

Reading Writing It’s Exciting program (for kids), May 26, 11am-2pm Toss the kids in the Volvo and head on down to Third Street to enjoy this good-time outing, which seems to grow ever more popular […]

Walk around Toys “R” Us or KB Toys outlets and you will no doubt be struck by the lack of diversity offered to our children. Ninety percent of the sales items are branded to TV […]

Residents had the opportunity to voice their opinions on the placemaking principles derived from three neighborhood workshops at a citywide workshop held at the Civic Auditorium on May 7. Eventually, these principles will be integrated […]

The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District and Santa Monica College (SMC) announced they are creating an Educational Collaborative to give the District’s high school students increased access to college classes as early as this summer. […]

Tragic, heartbreaking, irresponsible to the highest degree. What can we say to describe the almost certain calamitous effect of the neglect and mismanagement of the nuclear threat by the Bush administration? In fact, the mismanagement […]

It will most likely turn out that Jerry Falwell didn’t die for our sins, but for his own. Specifically, not watching his health and paying attention to his diet.  There’s also the possibility that if […]

While I think of Bill Rosendahl as a great ally to Santa Monica residents, his recent statement as well as other writers regarding access to the dog park requires a rebuttal on two fronts. First […]

Large headlines and cries of joy from environmentalists and consumer advocates greeted Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s mid-May decision to veto construction of a large liquefied natural gas plant 14 miles off the Ventura County coast south […]