Parents know raising healthy and successful children means more than encouraging learning and praising positive behavior. It also means instilling smart habits from the earliest years to create lifelong practices that promote overall health and […]

By Staff Writer Sunday June 11 saw four Santa Monica teenagers awarded the highest rank one can earn in the Boy Scouts of America. Harlan Goldman-Belsma, Jacob Hammersly, Quinten D. Rodrigues and Richard Daniel Roberts […]

By Susan Cloke Frank Gehry likes to say, “You know, I’m 88.” He was born in Toronto, Canada in 1929. As one of only 30 Jewish families in town at that time, he often found […]

By Charlie Trepany A sustainable peace garden and new solar lighting will be unveiled as part of a rededication ceremony for the Chain Reaction sculpture at the Santa Monica Civic Center scheduled for Monday, June […]

How sad it is to journey to Santa Monica and I can’t find it. The open blue sky hides behind canyon walls I look for glimpses of the sun and the sea, but they are […]

By Jennifer Eden   Santa Monica City Hall’s Council Chamber was pushing its capacity limits Tuesday evening as scores of pro- and anti- Bergamot Revitalization Preliminary Plan advocates jostled for a place at the podium […]

Northeast Los Angeles has gone to the dogs with the inaugural celebration of “Glassell Bark.” The event was sponsored by local businesses and Los Angeles City Councilmember Gil Cedillo. It took place near Verdugo and […]

On May 9, 2017, as part of the City of Santa Monica’s strategy to achieve water self-sufficiency by 2020, City Council adopted the Water Neutrality Ordinance. The law caps water use for developments to the […]

Today, Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D|Los Angeles County) and Congresswoman Dina Titus (D|Nevada) issued the following statements following the Los Angeles VA’s announcement to discontinue a two-decades-old canine research program. In experiments at the Los […]