By Maria Loya
As a Latina mother raising two boys in Santa Monica’s Pico Neighborhood, I filed a lawsuit against the City of Santa Monica for violating the California
Ten days ago, following the ill-fated Helsinki press conference with Vladimir Putin, both political parties condemned President Trump's remarks as “appalling,” “disgusting” and “treasonous.” (And those were among
Barra Grant has gotten a lot of press attention for her one-woman show, “Miss America’s Ugly Daughter.” She calls it a dark comedy, and it’s onstage at the
YA WIN SOME, LOSE SOME
Man, I wanted to go to the Laurel Canyon Love Street Festival Saturday, for the lineup that will probably never be repeated, noteworthy musicians from
EASY HEADLINE
(Last week was Part 1.) Hard, complicated subject, this ruination of our once-fair City through reckless overdevelopment. But maybe not. I’ve tried to make it simpler for
The Santa Monica Police Department impounded over one hundred Bird and Lime e-scooters this past weekend and did a masterful job with the publicity and public relations efforts to increase
Week of July 23, 2018
Street Lighting Modernization Program
For the week of July 23, construction will be taking place throughout the project area bounded by Pico Blvd to the
Dear EarthTalk: What are some ways that companies can encourage or incentivize their employees to live greener and promote sustainability? — Jane Bussbaum, Troy, NY
Many companies talk the talk when
It's my birthday Sunday but it's also Albert Einstein's. (Not the physicist, the comedian, Albert Brooks, whose birth name is actually Albert Einstein.) Ever
Summer is officially here and I am sure you’ve noticed the seasonal changes that take shape in our community as we all enjoy the quintessential California lifestyle on our
Education doesn’t stop when school doors close for the summer. During the summer months away from the classroom, our children are continuing to learn through their experiences and by
“Love, Cecil” captures the essence and aesthetics of Cecil Beaton’s life; it opens at the Nuart on Friday, July 20. A Renaissance man of the 20th century, he was
