Plans by the synagogue Or Khaim Hashalom to demolish the rent-controlled Teriton Apartments located at 130 to 142 San Vicente Blvd. are being challenged by those who wish to have the building declared a historic […]

Dinushka Silva, 5, and his parents, Hemamali and Dino, drove from Orange County to join festivalgoers from throughout Southern California at Sri Lanka Day on the Third Street Promenade on Saturday, August 26. The festivities […]

“**”1/2  The 1973 Thomas Rockwell book, How to Eat Fried Worms, is full of great dialogue and vivid characters.  The 2006 film, sad to say, simply doesn’t hold up.  There is much to be admired […]

Friday Kilpatrick at Brentwood, 3:30pm. Saturday Bellarmine Jefferson at Malibu, 2pm.

It was a nice story when Craig Austin was recently rewarded for his 10 years as a Santa Monica College football assistant by becoming the head coach at West Los Angeles College. Although West LA […]

St. Joseph Center’s Early Learning Center (ELC) held a graduation ceremony last week for nine preschool children. The children will be going on to kindergarten. The Center’s program caters to “homeless, formerly homeless and low-income […]

Private chef Nathan Donahoe spent a busy day at the Wednesday Farmers’ Market making fresh mozzarella while fulfilling a lifelong dream. “It has been a dream of mine to be one of those chefs behind […]

Pacific Park will be open at 11am Friday through Monday on Labor Day Weekend. Inkie the Octopus will be on hand to say hello all weekend long. photo courtesy Pacific Park.

Local Santa Monica artist Peter Tigler, whose work has appeared at the Getty, the Skirball and the Natural History Museum, created a mural on the wall of the playground at PS#1 on 12th St. on […]

It’s a harsh world out there in the ratings competition game, especially for reality shows, which seem to take a bigger and bigger piece of the pie. So it was no surprise when the producers […]