At its April 27 meeting, the City Council approved the designs of two major capital projects, which stand to drastically improve the City’s bikability. The first project will give Ocean Park Boulevard an environmentally friendly, […]

Don’t expect any of them to admit it, but it turns out they were wrong – all those politicians who whined for many years that high taxes and lousy business conditions were pushing Californians to […]

After extensive debate at its March 23 meeting, the City Council approved an “agreement-in-principle” with the Broad Foundation ­­­toward a potential Modern Art Museum in Santa Monica. The action allows the city to move forward […]

For 17 years, the Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival has been presenting performances by talented women from the theatre, dance, and performance art world. This year’s festival, with the theme “Meeting the New Decade,” was […]

The continuing saga concerning the proper use of the land at the nation’s largest Veteran’s Administration campus took another turn on Tuesday, March 15, when the leader of two years of Sunday afternoon protests filed […]

There’s much to like about Tony Pasqualini’s Loyalties, a modern day war drama that tracks two couples whose sons have enlisted. The story couldn’t be more relevant and the acting in Pacific Resident Theatre’s world […]

The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s School Board approved the lay-off of 92 certificated employees on February 18 due to the impact of California’s state budget crisis on the district’s budget. However, some of these […]

A bolt of lightning and a clap of thunder greeted this reporter on a stormy day as he stepped up to the doors of City Hall to interview Santa Monica’s new city manager. But once […]

While advertising industry insiders predict a dismal 2010 for marketing agencies, The Phelps Group in Santa Monica is expanding. The 29-year-old firm practices “integrated marketing communications,” offering the combined services of an advertising agency, public […]

A review, discussion, and public comment on the recently issued Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) on the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) of the City’s General Plan occupied most of the City Council’s attention […]