Edify TV: Market Report Santa Monica Farmers Market
Jacki Karsh visits the Santa Monica Farmers Market in Edify TV’s latest Market Report, in live coverage made possible by School of Rock.
Santa Monica Symphony’s “Coming to America”
Performance will feature music by immigrant composers. By Tabitha Hogue Although the great Sergei Rachmaninov is known as a Russian composer, he actually spent the last three decades of his life in America, first in […]
The Future of E-Learning
By Nektar Baziotis Distance learning is as old as the 18th century when teachers would send their students weekly lessons through the mail. But the advent of the Internet has introduced us to the concept […]
SM Businesses Transition to Green Power
By Staff Writer Beginning May 1, 2019, Santa Monica businesses will begin receiving 100 percent green power. The City of Santa Monica through the Clean Power Alliance introduced Santa Monica residents to green power in […]
Brock On Your Block: California Poppies
In the latest Brock On Your Block, Phil Brock visits the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserves for a colorful piece of Southern California natural beauty.
Edify TV: Westside Congestion Fee
A congestion fee to enter the Westside? A new study explores the possibility of the idea to reduce traffic. Learn more in this video made possible by University Foot & Ankle Institute
Beth Leder-Pack (1958-2019)
Santa Monica Leader and Activist Beth Leder-Pack, Santa Monica community leader and activist, has passed away after a brief illness. A long-time Santa Monica resident, Beth worked as an Information Analyst for the City of […]
“Behavior Change” PR Company Among Firms Awarded $2.6 Million in City Contracts
City looking to streamline outreach services. By Sam Catanzaro At their regular meeting Tuesday, March 26 Santa Monica City Council voted to award $2,610,000 on communications and outreach services to third-party vendors. Agenda item 3.D, […]
Micro Thinking Without Master Planning
Six new apartment projects, all with 100 percent micro units, have been proposed for Santa Monica’s downtown. The developer is claiming that a normal mix of unit types is “financially unsustainable” without his proposed higher […]
Repair Café at Camera Obscura
Saturday, April 6 from noon to 4 p.m. By Staff Writer The City of Santa Monica is hosting a Repair Café on Saturday, April 6 to connect community members who have broken household items with […]
Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
Local spots like The Arepa Stand, Petitgrain Boulangerie, and Chainsaw organize menu specials to fund medicine and food. By Dolores...
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CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
State troopers deploy low-profile vehicles to target holiday speeders. The California Highway Patrol will initiate its maximum enforcement period beginning at 6...
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