SMC Planetarium Offers Two Free Virtual Shows in June
Santa Monica College Planetarium will present two free virtual astronomy shows in June, continuing its Friday evening online programming while the
At the May 15th SMMUSD school board meeting, a stream of parents, scientists, community members and even some kindergarteners spoke out against the Boards’ plans to swap Franklin’s grass
The Santa Monica Architectural Review Board will consider an eight-story residential development Monday that would bring 132 housing units to a highly visible site near the downtown Metro station and
Drag Bingo Fundraiser to Support Trans Equity Scholarship Fund June 5
A drag bingo fundraiser will take place Thursday, June 5, from 6:30-9 p.m. at Solidarity restaurant to
Santa Monica Playhouse Presents World Premiere of "The Game: Trapped, Stripped, Stereotyped"
Santa Monica Playhouse will present the world premiere of "The Game: Trapped, Stripped, Stereotyped"
Wildfire Victims' Tax Refunds Returned Due to Invalid Addresses
Los Angeles County officials are urging wildfire victims to update their mailing addresses after hundreds of property tax refund checks
Library Hosts Free Ukulele Concert and Sing-Along in June
Santa Monica Public Library will kick off summer with a free ukulele concert and sing-along on Saturday, June 7, from 2-3:
SMC Musical Theatre Workshop to Present 'Gotham' June 6-8
Santa Monica College's Musical Theatre Workshop will present "Gotham," featuring popular musical theatre selections, during
Plans to transform Santa Monica Airport into a public park and civic destination met a wall of skepticism during a virtual meeting of the Santa Monica Democratic Club this week,
Playwright Edward Allan Baker Brings Raw Drama to Hollywood Fringe Festival
A searing one-act play exploring domestic violence and teen parenthood will debut at two venues during the 2025 Hollywood
California uses algorithms to predict whether incarcerated people will commit crimes again. It has used predictive technology to deny 600,000 people unemployment benefits. Nonetheless, state administrators have concluded that
The northern tip of the Vermont Square neighborhood in South Los Angeles gentrified in many of the usual ways over the last decade.
Median incomes shot up. The neighborhood’s
