By Andrew Woo Renters are traditionally more mobile than homeowners, with the majority of renters indicating plans to settle down in a city other than where they currently live. Renters frequently move to new cities and […]
Chella reports on the rising tensions occurring at the Committee for Racial Justice meetings in Santa Monica as people who disagree with the CRJ’s focus have begun attending the committee’s meetings; members of the online […]
By Barbara Bishop A couple of years ago, I helped to create the Rotary of Santa Monica’s “Healthy Living” committee. Our role was to organize a healthy outing every few months. I don’t think anyone […]
By Sam Skopp When poet Dinah Berland finished her time as writer-in-residence at the Annenberg Beach House, there was a demand from her students for the workshops she hosted as part of her residency to […]
By Whitney Scott Bain With the recent release of Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk,” a selection of classic and unknown, courageous World War II films to accompany the film’s success makes for great catch-up viewing “Dunkirk” […]
By Barbara Cohn Ok. It’s summer. It’s watermelons and hot dogs – potato chips and corn-on-the cob. This is fun food, temporarily filling, but not long lasting or particularly nourishing. I use food as an […]
Dear Friends of Art, Peace & ‘Chain Reaction’, The City of Santa Monica with the help of the community and the Rosa Lowinger & Associates art conservators have restored Paul Conrad’s monumental ‘Chain Reaction’ […]
The community initiative aims to help men “rethink masculinity,” offering programs that address three core areas; “individual”, “family,” and “work”. The project was founded by Gunter Swoboda, a psychologist, speaker, author, mentor, coach and facilitator. […]
By Tom Elias The last year saw no major outbreaks of measles or any of the other nine potentially fatal diseases against which California public schoolchildren must be vaccinated – one possible result of a […]
By Steven Stajich It was dinner hour on August 4, a Friday summer night with plenty of tourists and others checking out Main Street in Santa Monica. Then, shots were fired. Police arrived to find […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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