We’ve Gone to the Dogs in 2019
2019 – will it be the year you will adopt a dog? My year to adopt my first dog was 2014, and I have never regretted it. In fact, now I don’t know what I […]
2019 – will it be the year you will adopt a dog? My year to adopt my first dog was 2014, and I have never regretted it. In fact, now I don’t know what I […]
By Staff Writer Celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King with the Santa Monica Symphony’s annual MLK Holiday Concert, Saturday, January 19 at 2 p.m. Featuring the music of African American composers […]
By Keldine Hull Picture it. Santa Monica. 1964. The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium was packed to the brim with legions of screaming teenagers for the Teenage Awards Music International. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 […]
The Santa Monica Symphony’s upcoming concert to pay tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. By Tabitha Hogue “Music can change the world because it can change people,” Bono once famously said. So it seems appropriate […]
Pedestrian fatality occurs Tuesday morning. By Sam Catanzaro This morning, a pedestrian was killed after being dragged by a westbound Metro Expo Line in Santa Monica near the Colorado & 17th street station. At 8:40 a.m., the […]
By Edify TV Part vigil, part protest, find out why participants are calling on criminal charges to be filed against Ed Buck in this video made possible by The Crystal Elixir.
Prime rib, seafood and more at this iconic Los Angeles steakhouse. On January 11, dineLA kicked off, much to the delight of Los Angeles eaters. This biannual, 15-day event showcases some of the premier culinary […]
By Staff Writer For the ninth year in a row, the Santa Monica Public Library has earned the top five-star rating from Library Journal’s national rating of public libraries. The Library Journal (LJ) Index of […]
Competition for the 2018 coveted Best Foreign Language Film Oscar® has brought forth dozens of well-made films from around the world. With far too many to cover, I will restrict my critiques to some of […]
Upgrades coming to create a continuous pedestrian path from Venice to Palisades. By Sam Catanzaro Every day thousands of bikers and walkers enjoy Santa Monica’s beach bike path, and while for bikers a ride is […]
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