Three-year-old Josephine Fitzsimmons of Venice makes a necklace during the Valentine’s Day Dance celebrations at Edison Language Academy on Saturday, February 24.

Kyle Finch of the group “Be Love LA” was one of the protesters that gathered at the Los Angeles office of Congressman Henry Waxman on February 22 and 23, to voice their demand to stop […]

Realizing the Dream: Santa Monica Men of Courage was a panel discussion with prominent Santa Monica African American community leaders at the Santa Monica Main Library’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium. The focus of the […]

A bill to create a Green Line Construction Authority, with the sole purpose of connecting the MTA Green Line to Los Angeles International Airport, was introduced Friday, February 23, as AB 889 by Assemblymember Ted […]

There are signs aplenty that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s striking move to the left during last year’s reelection campaign is going to last. But there’s one aspect of the early governator that shows no sign of […]

I don’t know about you, but the recent call for some manifesto of “rights” for passengers on airline flights is sweet music to my ears.  As a man who is 6’4” tall, I can hardly […]

The best argument not to impeach Bush is Cheney.  But what if we got rid of Cheney first?  Then both chambers of Congress would have to confirm a new vice president.  It would be hard […]

Last Thursday evening there was a terrible auto accident at the blind intersection of 24th and Carlyle. Whether or not someone ran a stop sign is irrelevant. The fact remains that in Santa Monica many […]

SoBe It Thursday, February 22 at 5:25 p.m. – Baja Fresh at 720 Wilshire Boulevard – Two customers got into an argument, which led to a fistfight, which led to the throwing of chairs and […]

Creative Capital, a 10-year master cultural plan for the arts and culture in Santa Monica, received an enthusiastic nod from both the City Council and the community Tuesday evening, February 27. The plan is the […]