Almost every California Republican today realizes the party faces a serious dilemma upon whose resolution hinges the very life of the GOP in America’s largest state. If the state party changes its long-held stances on […]

Excuse the horrible image to begin a dialogue on art and its impacts, but… if tomorrow the Louvre burned to the ground and everything in it was destroyed for all time, would that news bump […]

The old saw tells us that billionaires didn’t get rich by giving away money. But what about paying their fair share? In California today, we see at least two of the well-publicized super-rich trying hard […]

Big Blue Bus has announced service changes that begin February 10 and 11. BBB said the following minor changes will take effect to better improve service and efficiency, and hopefully save bus users a couple […]

A rare and historically rich assembly of art and materials that has been exhibited throughout the United States will go on display at Santa Monica College’s Performing Arts Center on Santa Monica Boulevard at 11th […]

Tickets to The Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica’s fundraiser “Great Food for a Great Cause” next Saturday, Feb. 9 from 6-9:30 p.m. are selling fast. The outdoor evening soiree will feature a three-course […]

A unique set of circumstances has altered the political representation of Santa Monica’s electorate as a State Senator that residents did not vote for is now representing the City. According to his office, Sen. Ted […]

Throw away everything you think you know about Shakespeare, and for that matter, about theatre, as “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” comes to Santa Monica Saturdays and Sundays starting this weekend, Feb. 2 through Feb. 17. […]