Among the nearly 800 students who appeared in the second annual For the Arts celebration on the Santa Monica Pier over the weekend were dancers, painters and a choral group.

The Los Angeles County Courthouse at 1725 Main Street in Santa Monica has gained a two-story, 14,000 square foot addition, and lost the three aging trailers that served as “temporary” courtrooms for nearly 25 years. […]

Three former Defense Secretaries and a former National Security advisor will discuss some of the issues facing the U.S. military at a forum at RAND this evening that will kick off two days of programs […]

Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe announced his endorsement of Bill Rosendahl for Los Angeles City Council District 11 on Monday, calling him the best candidate to protect local residents from expansion plans at LAX. […]

The University of Venice has scheduled a symposium on “Venice Self-Government: Strategies and Alternatives,” on Saturday, April 16. The symposium will focus on the means by which Venice can control development, maintain a mix of […]

It’s like asking Michael Jackson If perhaps he’d be inclined To speak at a conventionFor No Child Left Behind.

WASHINGTON – Before, Republicans just scared other people. Now, they’re starting to scare themselves. When Dick Cheney tells you you’ve gone too far, you know you’re way over the edge. Last week, the vice president […]

It’s a pure travesty for a state agency to lock in a future of high prices for millions of California consumers when its specific mission is to protect those consumers. Yet that is just what […]

I believe I must credit the Bush administration with consistency. Yes, I believe they are consistently wrong – wrong on almost every issue they weigh in upon. Consider: 1. Going to war against Iraq – […]

Every family has at least one — the “How much did that cost?” guy. Maybe it was your Dad, or an uncle who visited on holidays. In either case, there’s a middle-aged guy in the […]