Even though Halloween is long gone, horror films are popular year-round. The 2006 Tabloid Witch Award-winning horror films will screen at the Santa Monica Public Library’s Main
The Screen Actors Guild Foundation introduces its first annual children’s writing contest, sponsored by Zimand Entertainment, to promote and encourage literacy amongst children in LA.
Children are urged to
The Winterlit Fun Kids Weekend invites area families to breakfast with Santa, and then an afternoon of holiday arts and crafts facilitated by The Children’s Museum of Los Angeles
By John W. Whitehead is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
Once upon a time, the motto emblazoned on police cars was “To Protect
By Rick Reutter Santa Monica
Dr. David Sirkin’s letter of Dec. 1 (“A helpful plan for the homeless,” page 4) quite eloquently sums up what could be done to
By Martin Rubin Director of Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution
Regarding the Nov. 29 article, “Jetting off to sustainability at SM Airport” (SMDP, page 1): Health risks to the surrounding
New Mayor File photo Richard Bloom, seen here in Palisades Park in 2003, was selected by his fellow city council members on Tuesday to serve as the next mayor of
Campus school resource officers responded to the scrum Tuesday and learned that the two students involved were arguing about the stolen computers, officials said.
Michael Hernandez, 18, had participated in
Jose Luis Chichipa, 43, of Mira Loma succumbed to a terminal illness about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton, the San Bernardino County coroner’
Things will go more smoothly for city
By sewers if changes to the Colorado/Ocean Sewer Relief Project allow an easement to occur on local property, city staff suggests.
An
This year, Wal-mart switched policy from the generic, PC friendly, all-encompassing “Happy Holidays” greeting back to “Merry Christmas.” Meanwhile, the makeshift Christmas trees on the Third Street Promenade
