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Bistro 31 is open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Thursday during the school year at the Art Institute of California – Los Angeles in Santa Monica.

News February 20, 2013

Santa Monica Student-Run Culinary School Restaurant To Help Scholarship Fund:

Bistro 31, the Santa Monica student-run restaurant at The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of California—Los Angeles, will donate a portion of all sales to the school’s scholarship fund during the last two […]

News February 20, 2013

Man Attracts Attention Of Santa Monica Police; Arrested For Possessing Burglary Tools: Alert Police Blotter: Attracting Attention.

A 42-year-old man was arrested on Friday, Feb. 8 after he attracted the attention of police in the form of yelling at a woman, and then found in possession of burglary tools. At 12:15 am […]

News February 20, 2013

Aero Theater To Present The Best Of Recent Belgian Cinema Tonight, Feb. 20:

The Aero Theater presents “Grit and Whimsy III: The Best of Recent Belgian Cinema” at 7:30 pm tonight, Feb. 20. Tens of thousands of children in Congo’s capital live on its streets, expelled from their […]

News February 20, 2013

Rejuvenate At Massage Envy On Montana Avenue In Santa Monica:

Stressed out? Sore body? In need of some relaxation? Montana Avenue is now home to Massage Envy, a self-described “pioneer and national leader” of affordable massage and spa services. Franchisee Kim White held a grand […]

TreePeople and Edison International will organize all-expenses paid field trips for students at Santa Monica High School.

News February 20, 2013

Santa Monica High School Students Become Champions For The Environment:

Santa Monica High School students recently joined nine other southland middle and high schools to become champions for the environment via TreeByTree, a five-week social media campaign cosponsored by TreePeople and Edison International on Facebook. […]

News February 20, 2013

Obituary: Longtime Santa Monica Resident Robert Zoven Long Dies Aged 96:

Robert Z. Long, a longtime resident of Santa Monica, died Sunday morning from complications after a fall. Long, 96, was born in Los Angeles in 1916. After high school he began working for Pep Boys […]

News February 19, 2013

James Gray Gallery To Host Silent Auction Fundraiser Saturday For Canyon Charter:

Canyon Charter Elementary School’s 119th Silent Auction fundraiser will be held from 7-10:30 pm this Saturday, Feb. 23 at Bergamot Station’s James Gray Gallery, 2525 Michigan Avenue, Santa Monica. This event is open to the […]

News February 19, 2013

Partners In Malawi Santa Monica Luncheon Open To The Public This Sunday:

Partners in Malawi will host a free lunch reception for Dr. Perry Jansen, Director of Partners in Hope Medical Center (Lilongwe, Malawi), at the Westside Christian Fellowship in Santa Monica at 12:30 pm this Sunday, […]

Santa Monica College middle blocker Jason Mallek goes up for a kill against the defense of Irvine Valley College during the second set at home Friday night.

News February 19, 2013

SMC Corsairs Grow In Volleyball Loss To IVC Lasers 3-2:

Santa Monica College (3-3) lost to Irvine Valley College (5-0) in volleyball in a close five-set match 20-25, 25-21, 14-25, 25-18, 15-11 Friday night at home. SMC Volleyball Head Coach John Mayer thought that even […]

News February 19, 2013

Robbery Parolee Arrested For Being In A Closed Section Of Palisades Park: Alert Police Blotter: Wrong Place, Wrong Time.

A man on parole for robbery was taken off to Santa Monica Jail on Friday, Feb. 8 after police found him wandering in a section of Palisades Park that was closed to the public. At […]