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The debate about development is still raging. How high? How much parking? How much density? All of these questions are irrelevant. Traffic is destroying Santa Monica, and the City
There are 521 days until the 2016 election and I'm already switching channels. England takes 40 days to campaign for Prime Minister, we take almost two years. The
"Avengers: Age of Ultron" may have hit theaters weeks ago, but it continues to rack up ticket sales well into the summer. For gamers and avid comic book
A year ago, my favorite superhero died.
But unlike Wolverine, Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man, my hero is not coming back.
My dad passed away after a long battle with
EVEN THOUGH EVERYONE KNOWS WE HAVE NO SEASONS IN L.A., summer still feels different, doesn't it? A sense of freedom, of slowing life down for good times,
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. June 03, 2015
The proposed City project at 4th/5th/Arizona presents unique planning opportunities for our community, first because we the public own the
It was a welcome turn of events last week whenthe City Council announced that L.A. Deputy Mayor Rick Cole would take over as Santa Monica's City Manager.
This summer, Santa Monica will play a vital role in the largest sporting event to take place in Los Angeles since the 1984 Olympic Games — and if you're
This past weekend the Harold Robinson Foundation held itsfifth annual Pedal on the Pier event, which raised over $800,000 to send inner-city kids to summer camp. My friend
The Planning Commission meets Wednesday evening in City Council chambers to discuss and review a highly controversial development planned for downtown Santa Monica — the Plaza at Santa Monica.
It'
In classrooms all around Los Angeles, many teachers, parents and students alike — myself included — often ask themselves, "Are there too many students in this class?" However, despite asking
