No one wants to actively think about becoming sick, but being aware of your state of health is an important part of diagnosing a condition before it becomes a full-fledged illness. Be in the know […]

Some call it musical chairs, the way every couple of years termed out state legislators either run for a different office or manage to get themselves appointed to some other position where they can keep […]

Kermit the Frog had a song that outlined the difficulties of being a green, uh…frog… citizen… in today’s society. While by the song’s end, Kermit has decided he’s fine with his tint, in the early […]

The Santa Monica Convention & Visitors Bureau (SMCVB) announced today six new faces to the organization. Richard Chacker and Gregory Day have been added as new board members, and Ellis O’Connor, Jeffrey Jarow, Fabian Lewkowicz […]

A team that has 20 service errors will always struggle to win a volleyball match. This was the case for the Lighthouse Christian Saints, whose inconsistency in both serving and hitting led to their 3-1 […]

Santa Monica College will present “The Glory of Gershwin,” a fascinating audiovisual portrait of the charismatic composer’s life and music, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14. It will be held at The Broad Stage, SMC […]

The Colorado Esplanade is slowly straying away from being an ambitious plan to beautify Santa Monica, becoming instead a genuine talking point as the Planning Commission continues discussion about the project’s future and how it […]