It seemed just a bit odd when Jerry Brown, elected to his second go-’round as governor on a strong environmental program, almost immediately abandoned this state’s least expensive and most productive clean-air and environmental preservation […]

The Annenberg Community Beach House was a really fun place to be on Sunday, Jan. 6. About 300 people were there to celebrate the anniversary of the birthday of Marion Davies. It was a party […]

When Zev Yaroslavsky is termed out of office for the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors next year, former State Senate and State Assembly member Sheila Kuehl hopes to be elected to his seat. Kuehl […]

The Santa Monica City Council gave the Pico Youth and Family Center (PYFC) a reprieve in the early morning hours of Wednesday, unanimously voting in favor of maintaining funding for the center through June after […]

Two and a half years ago, Santa Monica’s MeiMei Fox found herself single at 36. She always wanted to have children of her own. For the first time, she said she felt she faced a […]

Almost 30 years after the original Internationally-acclaimed Rudie-DeCarlo musical “Cinderella” debuted as part of the Playhouse Musical Matinee Series, after nearly two dozen tours to England, Alaska, and Japan, and after delighting more than a […]

Enjoy for the west coast premiere of “Freud’s Last Session” by Mark St. Germain starring Judd Hirsch and Tom Cavanagh and directed by Tyler Marchant at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica. The production opens […]

A new exhibition opens this weekend in the Main Gallery at Edgemar Center of the Arts on Main Street showcasing the paintings of long-time Santa Monica resident Marianne R.K. (aka Marika). The exhibition begins with […]

Artist Zadok Ben David’s work over the past two decades has explored the relationship between man and nature. He is interested in utilizing metal; in this specific case, aluminum and stainless steel to point towards […]