As the LA City Council – representing the most unaffordable city in America – prepares its ordinance to adopt SB-9 (a new California law that allows for the subdivision of single-family zoned
As soon as the pandemic hit, environmental and sustainable practices went out the window. In early 2020, with the spread of the virus at the forefront of everyone’s minds,
We miss you. We need you. The second oldest branch of the Santa Monica Library, you have consistently welcomed the most visitors. Four generations of my family have treasured you
Spending the day on the Santa Monica Pier brings together friends and families in our community, across Southern California, the state, and the world. I know, for I have seen
We are all aware of the controversial airport that sits behind a fenced area in the southeast corner of Santa Monica. We have heard of the noise problems, the safety
The signature cause for Lions Clubs International is vision. In 1925 Helen Keller challenged the Lions attending one of their first International conferences, to become “Knights of the Blind in
In May 1942 LTG Johnathan Wainwright was the Commanding General at Corregidor. After five months of fighting the Japanese his 12,000 troops were surrounded, running out of food, ammo
