The film “Youth” is a symphony for the eyes and ears -a full-length symphonic music video. It's a series of vivid, rich filmic paintings of life, set to
Congratulations to Metro Breeze, Santa Monica Spoke and all involved in the successful delivery of a bike rental system. When this effort first started I enthusiastically supported the effort to
On Friday, October 23, the night of Santa Monica High School's homecoming game, two freshman boys were walking home from the game. One of the boys was on
Ever felt “different”? Most of us have. Whether it's having a different nationality, ethnicity, interest, or unique personality, we all have differences that can set us apart -
Editor's Note: This statement by Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks was issued by the Santa Monica Police Department on the evening of Nov. 18. The police department has also issued
The Santa Monica Police Department is facing accusations of racism in an essay published online by The Washington Post.
Santa Monica resident Fay Wells posted her account of an interaction
The Santa Monica-Malibu Board of Education has already been told that splitting the local school district is feasible. Now it’s time to delve a little deeper.
During its meeting
It didn’t seem like a sound trade, and yet it sounded seamless.
New Roads School music teacher Scott Roewe stepped onto the Moss Theater stage and gave up his
In the first minutes of Jose Sanchis Sinisterra's 1987 play “Ay, Carmela!” most of the plot is revealed. Unfortunately, however, under the ponderous direction of Alberto Arvelo those
