Editor:
The City Council, in their predictable wisdom, approved an East Village project with windowless, 550-foot-long apartment corridors; narrow, shaded courtyards with zero privacy; an open space environment of concrete
Editor:
Paul Conrad, the artist who created the static, impenetrable and prone-to-decay "Chain Reaction" used creative liberties to portray a dynamic, penetrable phenomenon, which had effects beyond its
Dear EarthTalk: I'm getting my roof redone and have heard about solar shingles. Are they available-and are they practical for the Northeast?
— John Denson, Glastonbury, Conn.
Solar shingles
Editor:
The scientific breakthrough of 2013 and of the last few years will continue to be the 3-D printer that makes printable objects.
I'm sitting here looking at
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — When Santa Monica's leading scorer Jordan Mathews landed awkwardly on his back midway through the first quarter, it was a terrible sign of things to come.
MONTANA AVE — Santa Monica police and the FBI are searching for a man who allegedly robbed the Union Bank on 11th Street and Montana Avenue Wednesday.
The suspect, an unidentified
Community service although noble, is often a thankless endeavor.
St. Joseph Center looks to rectify that this spring.
On Saturday, May 4, St. Joseph will host its annual gala benefit
Editor:
As former Mayors of Santa Monica, we would like to take this opportunity to individually and collectively voice our full support for saving and restoring the iconic "Chain
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High School will host a live stream of the CIF-State Boys Basketball Division I Championship between the Vikings and Pleasant Grove on Friday at Barnum Hall.
Doors
The Pacific Wheel on the Santa Monica Pier has been named one of the "world's coolest Ferris wheels" by Travel + Leisure magazine.
Other wheels mentioned by
"DnA," KCRW's show exploring the world of design and architecture, will become a weekly podcast and a blog, with design journalists reporting on emerging talent in
During the week of March 11, 13 BigBelly solar-powered trash compactors and recycling units were added on Main Street near shops, restaurants and coffee houses.
The compactors have a computer
