Edify TV Video: Bel Air Mansion Battle
Find out why the father of two of the world’s most famous supermodels is being court ordered to demolish the top-story of his Bel Air mega-mansion in this video made possible by Brad Dela Cruz.
Bacteria, Pathogens, Sewage: Santa Monica Bay After Rainfall
By Keldine Hull Two years after California experienced its wettest year since record-keeping began in 1895, the rain continues to fall, ending drought conditions in several parts of California long accustomed to carefully monitoring water […]
Edify TV Video: Would Works
By Edify TV Learn about Would Works, an organization that provides woodworking opportunities to individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty in this charity spotlight video made possible by Campbell Wellman Properties.
Local Impact of Global Helium Shortage
Technology, balloons impacted by depletion of helium from the atmosphere. By Keldine Hull As the world’s largest supplier of helium, the United States is experiencing a shortage in helium that could affect everything from scientific […]
“Hello Dolly” Lights Up The Stage at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre
Don’t send me hate mail for saying this, but Betty Buckley as the latest Dolly Gallagher Levi, the quintessential meddling yenta and one of the most iconic characters in American Musical Theatre, is not quite […]
Three Unique Valentine’s Day Activities on the Westside
By Keldine Hull Valentine’s Day is upon us, and the Westside is filled with festivities for couples, friends and anyone else looking to venture out on the unofficial holiday of love. While some restaurants book […]
AI in the Year 2020… Almost
By Nektar Baziotis In 1966 Gene Rodenberry’s “Star Trek” made its television debut on NBC. Audiences young and old were captivated by the show, particularly by its imagination of the space, the future, and the incredible […]
“Three’s Company” and Santa Monica
Three iconic Santa Monica locations from hit sitcom. By Keldine Hull “Three’s Company”, the American sitcom that aired for eight seasons on ABC from 1977 to 1984 has generated many avid fans over the years. […]
The Myth of “Public” Art in Santa Monica
Over the past few years, the Stanton MacDonald Wright murals at the entrance to Santa Monica City Hall have stirred up a controversy. They were a Works Progress Administration project funded during America’s Great Depression. […]
Santa Monica Student Earns Perfect ACT Score
Gillian Varnum of Archer School scores a 36 on the ACT. By Staff Writer Santa Monica resident Gillian Varnum, a junior at The Archer School for Girls, earned the highest possible ACT composite score of […]
What to Know About Santa Monica’s $3.5M ‘Restorative Justice Program’ (Video)
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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Malibu Oceanfront Lot with Rebuild Potential Listed for $1.9M
Buyers can rebuild under Malibu’s Fast Track Rebuild Program, with potential for up to 3,433 square feet of livable space,...
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