The Haze Fest blows into Santa Monica on Thursday, Nov. 8 at Nocturnal Bar on Lincoln Boulevard. The groove flavors will include X-Kid, Bens’ Jazz Kit, Jade Melody, Talana
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Neil Young is set to play the Nokia Theater in downtown Los Angeles at 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2. His wife, Pegi Young, just released an album
By JARED MORGAN
A reception for artist Lisbeth Zwerger will be held on Sunday, Nov. 4 to kick-off her “Every Picture Tells a Story” gallery that will run through
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Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until
City officials have been accused of dragging their feet when it comes to allowing medical marijuana dispensaries into the city. Some city bosses say it would be more trouble than
JUST BECAUSE YOU STAGE IT — SAY, a rally for Darfur in Charleston, S.C. — doesn’t mean the presidential candidates will come. Too bad. The candidates missed a chance to
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
War and Republicans go together. The “war president” — George W. Bush — in his rush to drag the U.S. into another war before his term
By Daniel Beattie EnviroPlumbing, Santa Monica
(Re: “The sun also sets,” Oct. 30) Kudos go out to the city for working to solve the problems that exist. In the building
By Susan J. Hartley Santa Monica
So glad to see Webster (Elementary) survived the fire (“Making a comeback,” Oct. 30). My daughter had valuable experiences there when we lived in
IT’S SAID THAT IN SPORTS THERE IS nothing more exciting than a Game 7 of the World Series. Having just watched the Boston-Colorado yawner, the reverse might be
Morgan Genser A LITTLE TOO SHOWY A storefront advertisement promoting a new television show was plastered on a vacant Wilshire Boulevard storefront through much of October. The building’s owner
