Some high school baseball teams rest during spring break and others load up on tournament and non-league games, as no league contests are scheduled.          Santa Monica High chooses to play often, and the Vikings […]

When former Santa Monica High star Cody Decker continued his torrid play for UCLA last weekend in a series victory over USC, it might have been a benefit to other Westside players.          Perhaps Division […]

The Palisades High baseball team remained undefeated in Western league competition by sweeping two games from Westchester, 6-0 and 6-1. The Dolphins are 6-0 in league games and 11-8 overall. Venice is 3-3 in the […]

There have been many chapters in the Brentwood-Crossroads sports rivalry over the years, and another one has been added. This baseball season both teams were assigned to the Alpha League – Crossroads moving up after […]

On top of a mountain overlooking the coast from Palos Verdes to Malibu lives one of our creative treasures, architect Eric Lloyd Wright, son of Lloyd Wright, grandson of Frank Lloyd Wright. It is an […]

Aside from having the sexiest lips in Hollywood, Anthony LaPaglia is one of the most consistently solid working actors. He belongs to that exclusive circle of gifted actors who have raised the bar by bringing […]

Laura Wilde, Mirror Contributing Writer Aries Things are sort of through the roof this week, taking you on major ups and some downs. Mostly ups, though. There is something stirring in the air that is […]

SENIOR LISTINGS April 20 Aging, Driving and Safety Mobility, class presented by Center For Healthy Aging, 1-5pm, $15, Ken Edwards Center, Room 103, 1527 4th St., 310.576.2550 x252. April 23 Center For Healthy Aging is […]

Pure, natural, organic foods are rapidly gaining in popularity as people become more and more aware of possible hazards associated with food mass production and the effects of mega-farming upon the environment. On a corporate […]

The Sundance Channel has devoted a big chunk of its programming to showing information about how to improve the environment. Or at least, that’s what they’re saying. They describe The Green as “television’s first regularly-scheduled […]