At its meeting on Thursday, March 17, the Recreation and Parks Commission will review changes in the design for a small park that will be installed on the 1500 block of Euclid Street. The changes […]

Suzanne Frick, Director of Santa Monica’s Planning and Community Development Department since 1994, has resigned to take a similar post in Long Beach. Late Friday afternoon, March 11, the City of Long Beach issued the […]

I originally took up the clarinet to help out a friend.  At the end of third grade, tormented with indecision about which musical instrument to play, I had a conversation with my friend Nicole. “Ava, […]

Being a member of Eileen Hiss’s ninth grade biology class at Santa Monica High School has definitely got its perks.  Take last week’s taste odyssey, hosted by Third Street Promenade’s Locanda del Lago restaurant, that […]

On Saturday night, March 5, just after 11 p.m., a private party held at the Moose Lodge in Santa Monica was disrupted by gunshots, then shattered by the deaths of two young men. According to […]

Aries Just when you think you’ve finished, you find you have to start all over again.  And nothing could be worse than having to start from scratch – on the other hand, you discover whole […]

To mark Women’s History Month in this country and  Human Rights Month in South Africa, the California African American Museum will celebrate what it describes as “the indomitable spirit of women” with an in-depth discussion, […]

Most of the parks in our local Santa Monica Mountain system offer a diversity of regular guided tours, special events and introductory adventures designed for all ages and virtually any level of skill.  In the […]

SMC Coach Inducted into Hall of Fame John McMullen, the winningest mens’ basketball coach in Santa Monica College history, will be inducted into the California Community College Mens’ Basketball Hall of Fame Friday in San […]