The Final Year screens Monday on HBO. Documentary – Not Rated, 89 Minutes, Available HBO May 21 at 5 p.m. Overheard conversation of a runner in Palisades Park while stretching: “Did you watch that documentary I told […]
Inside the MLK Jr. Auditorium at the Santa Monica Public Library, the 16th annual, citywide reading event, Santa Monica Reads officially began Saturday May 12. A full auditorium of residents, librarians, students, and guests were […]
Very rightly, the focus in this ongoing California primary election season is on candidates for offices from Congress to the governor’s office in the state Capitol’s “Horseshoe” suite. This spring’s ballot also features five […]
Inside the MLK Jr. Auditorium at the Santa Monica Public Library, the 16th annual, citywide reading event, Santa Monica Reads officially began Saturday May 12. A full auditorium of residents, librarians, students, and guests were […]
By Mark Smith The last time the City of Santa Monica appeared in the DC Circuit Court was back in October of 2010 when the City was the Petitioner and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) […]
…was how Jerry Rubin, Santa Monica’s own professional positivist, described Monday night’s down to the wire Landmark Commission vote to landmark the huge Sycamore at 1122 California Ave., near the intersection of 12th Street […]
The availability of open sporting fields in the City of Santa Monica is never far from most athletes’, parents’ and amateur fitness enthusiasts’ minds. While the seemingly-never-ending fight for a field on the Civic space […]
On the sand near lifeguard tower 29, a league of parents and their children assembled for Bat Out Kids Superhero Academy. As of Saturday April 28, the monthly meet up has been in existence for […]
As California’s run for governor nears its June primary election milestone, there’s still a strong possibility this will wind up as a two-Democrat race for the state’s top office. If so, it will be the […]
The William Turner Gallery hosted an opening reception Saturday April 28, for artists Curtis Ripley and Peter Lotado. The exhibition featured Ripley’s recent work, a series of atmospheric paintings, as well as Lodato’s bi-chromatic paintings. […]
The protest was organized by Jason Ignacio White and One Fair Wage after the owner and chef of Noma, René...
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