By Tabitha Hogue On the morning of May 5, Santa Monicans will have the chance to make an epic trek: Lighthouse Medical Missions’ “Walk to Africa.” Of course, unless you can walk on water, it’s […]

At the May 6th Committee For Racial Justice Workshop, leaders from the Poor People’s Campaign : A National Call for Moral Revival will be sharing information about the 4 areas of focus (racism, poverty, war economy, and […]

Neighborhood Group North of Montana Association (NOMA) will meet Thursday, May 3 at the Montana Branch Library. Topics up for discussion include:  Safe Routes For School Pedestrian Improvements and Park Planning for The Future. Guest speakers: […]

A new art exhibition is adding to the ongoing dialogue about immigration and immigrant culture. Santa Monica Cultural Affairs presents Latinidad in Focus: Sin Fronteras, featuring artists Marilyn Montufar, Enio Hernandez and Vanessa Briones at the […]

Earlier this month, Turnaround Arts: California announced that it will add 10 schools to its statewide network, bringing its total number of elementary and middle schools served to 27 across 20 districts. This expansion is made possible […]

Dear Santa Monica City Council Member: We are a group of concerned high school students in Santa Monica, united by our strong belief that there is action to be taken to address violence perpetrated with […]

You’ve heard of CalExit but what about Vexit? Los Angeles may be on the verge of losing the coastal community of #Venice. Video made possible by Chuck Husting & Christina Jhun Hopkins Real Estate.

In Santa Monica’s current climate of development and vertical expansion, preservation of the city’s more historic structures is alive and well. Santa Monica Conservancy announced their annual award winners this week with several standout buildings […]