A little more than one month from now, the Metro Expo Line’s final portion will open for business, making it possible to take trains from the far eastern portions of Los Angeles County to the often-crowded beach in Santa Monica. This will come barely two months after a new section of Metro’s Gold Line opened, allowing a simple, cheap 31-mile jaunt from downtown Los Angeles to Azusa. Barely any protests have afflicted any of these projects, which together will have cost many billions of dollars.
Registration is now open for the 2016 California Senior Games Championships, a series of competitive sporting events for athletes ages 50 and older from May 27 to June 26.
Each close look at the work of Randall Stoltzfus, who calls himself, “a landscape painter with a little obsession with circles,” seems different than the last, especially when viewed in person.
Test trains are taking to the tracks in the lead up to the much-anticipated Metro Expo Line service to Santa Monica. City coffers are also gearing up for the launch, and related activities, with party and PR bills slated to surpass $1 million.
The City of Santa Monica Housing Commission will hold a Commission Retreat April 2 to formulate its priorities and direction for 2016. Members of the public are invited to attend.
UC students from eight campuses traveled the state during an alternative spring break to build support for the 2016 ballot initiative to save California’s ban on single-use plastic bags yesterday.
Santa Monica will host one of the nation’s most prestigious junior tennis tournaments this weekend and next, with the 100th anniversary of the competition that Mayor Thomas Dudley organized in 1916 taking to local courts.
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