Making patterns align Residents offer Sky tours
ANTARCTICA — A Santa Monica College professor is spending his winter break playing in the snow.
Astronomy Professor Dr. Simon Balm is busy flexing
Quitting smoking and losing weight are two of the most popular New Year’s resolutions, along with staying fit, consuming less alcohol, volunteering, finding a better job and paying off
CITYWIDE — To many people, a new year means hope and new beginnings, as fitting time as any to make resolutions to improve their lives over the ensuing 12 months. To
CCSM signing leases for new complex
MID-CITY — After four and a half years of planning and development, a 41-unit affordable housing complex at the intersection of Broadway and
CITYWIDE — It’s time to lay the Christmas trees to rest.
All this month, Santa Monica residents can dump their once beautifully decorated evergreens at four city parks — Clover Park
Babies welcomed the new year just three hours after midnight
MID-CITY — While most revelers were busy popping champagne corks, two local families were busy popping out babies for the
Hostel acts as a hub for international visitors ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER
DOWNTOWN — In planning their travels around the world amid a six-month sabbatical, Dawn Stephens and Marc
The settlement will provide approximately $2.2 million to the San Gabriel River Discovery Center in Whittier Narrows, which will include interactive exhibits and classes on the San Gabriel River.
Baykeeper nets $2.5M after 93 sewage spills
LOS ANGELES — It’s no use crying anymore over regional sewage spills.
Approximately $2.5 million for environmental research and education is
COMMUNITY PROFILES SOFIA ADAMS Peering into SM’s future
WEST CHANNEL ROAD — Sofia Adams noticed she was different from all the other kids when she was 10 years old. It
Some restaurants allow customers to bring own
CITYWIDE — A romantic walk along Santa Monica Beach — free. Two tickets to the Laemmle’s Monica 4-Plex Theatre on Second Street — $20.
Shopkeeper was trained to be a monk from age 6
SECOND STREET — What might be one of the oddest business plans in existence has proven quite successful for one Bhutanese
