Three famous European music families – the Serkin, Busch and Moyse families – escaped the horrors of Nazi Germany. They reunited in Marlboro, Vermont in the early 1950’s around the concept of learning music in […]

The somewhat-futuristic looking building, which is as slick as a building could be and looks like what Apple would design if they designed buildings, really is something new and innovative and reflects that in their […]

The mystery surrounding the death of a man whose decomposing body was found in an SUV near his Pacific Palisades home continued to grow, while police worked to trace the roughly 1,200 firearms found in […]

Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the United States and can occur anywhere, from a trip to the grocery store to an innocuous purchase at a gas station. That’s what makes it so […]

Anyone walking down the Third Street Promenade may have seen dozens of people doing aerobics while a person on a stage led them in exercises last Saturday, July 18. No, it wasn’t a cult. It […]

Last week’s Rotary meeting was a crash course lesson in Santa Monica’s genesis. The main theme was the city’s roots as an auto racing destination, and the syllabus included buzzworthy L.A. trivia, as well as […]

Santa Monica City Council approved a handful of consent calendar items at its Tuesday, July 14 meeting, including purchase of electric vehicles, engine and transmission maintenance, street lighting, and plumbing supplies. As these items generally […]

The gnashing sound of a jackhammer’s metal tooth on the cement pavement can be heard in his office for hours at a time, sometimes getting so bad and incessant that he is forced to leave […]

A knife-wielding homeless man was arrested on Sunday, July 5, after stealing an unattended cell phone at a Santa Monica coffee shop, then threatening the owner who tried to get it back. Officers of the […]