For the month of February, the Santa Monica Police Department’s Traffic Enforcement Section motor officers will target violations regarding pedestrians. Each month the department focuses on different driving behaviors that are primary causation for traffic […]

As winter progresses, people may find themselves with less and less energy, leaving them feeling tired and less able to enjoy their days. In nature, winter is the time to slow down and rest. Although […]

By Andra Brosh, Ph. D. & Allison Pescosolido, M.A. Turning over a new leaf at the beginning of the year is universally compelling. Many may be surprised to discover just how much this yearning for […]

Theatre of the Absurd is a style of theater referring to a body of work written predominantly by European playwrights in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. It includes such writers as Jean Genet (The Balcony, […]

A little flash of sadness came across Santa Monica resident Bob Burket when he heard the intersection of Robson and Marine was being resurfaced, as it means saying goodbye to a little bit of history […]

John Winford Byers, Santa Monica’s most important architect and builder in the period between WWI and WWII, told the Los Angeles Times on May 17, 1931, “Buildings of adobe are replete with a delicate and […]

People hailing from local business, government, law enforcement, healthcare, and education filled the auditorium at the SGI-USA World Culture Center on Thursday morning to take part in the 2012 State of the City, in which […]

Yes, the economy is still in a shambles. First to feel the sting of this tightened economy, nonprofit organizations are being left to fend for themselves. Some have closed their doors, some are still floundering, […]

Welcome back for the second in our ongoing tech series. Last week we discussed the new Organic LED TVs demonstrated at the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas. These TVs will debut soon, offering deeper blacks […]