“Every now and then an architect appears on the international scene, who teaches us to look at the art of architecture with fresh eyes, and whose work marks him out as a man apart in […]

Every Sunday the Veterans for Peace make a field of crosses on the beach north of Santa Monica Pier signifying the number of American troops killed in the Iraqi war. Last Sunday, they placed a […]

UCLA Healthcare Seeks Volunteers Anyone interesting in learning about rewarding volunteer opportunities to help others ought to check out the Volunteer Services department, that will host an Open House from 2  to 4 p.m. on […]

One of the most frequent questions readers ask is where a particular trailhead or park area is, and how do they get there?  Fortunately, westsiders are virtually surrounded by a vast network of hiking areas, […]

For many years when Crossroads baseball teams played at Clover Park in Santa Monica, fans didn’t have the benefit of a scoreboard or public address system to help follow the action. That has changed. There’s […]

Children and adults can learn to swim and receive pool safety tips during the Santa Monica YMCA’s annual Splash Week March 21 to 25, 2005. The free five-day program includes instruction in such basic swimming […]

Although the Crossroads baseball team didn’t hold a lead in its first two games, the Roadrunners looked like a quality squad in the third one. Crossroads lost to Windward 7-1 and Viewpoint 11-0 before defeating […]

Until recently, Baron Davis played for the New Orleans Hornets, one of the worst teams in the NBA. Then he was traded to the Golden State Warriors, another of the league’s worst teams. And he’s […]

Samohi Wins First Game Tbe Santa Monica High baseball team lost its first three games of the season, then earned the first win for new coach Kevin Brockway. Following a 3-2 loss to Oxnard High […]