ZUBIN, RUSKIN, CUBA
By Charles Andrews
MUSIC, ART, CUBA - HELP!
Every good cause is now asking for your donations. But here’s a very worthy one you might not otherwise
CURIOUS CITY,
2012-2025 * R.I.P.
By CHARLES ANDREWS
NOT IMMEDIATELY…
And not forever, yet. But its days are numbered. The very last one will be sometime in 2025.
Locals have plenty of reasons to be thankful this year. From city officials and education leaders to business owners and law enforcement, Santa Monicans pointed to friends and family as
Let us disagree over the economy — over inflation and unemployment; let us disagree over who and what our taxes should fund, over law enforcement policies and over welfare programs. Discourse
As the holidays are fast approaching, the Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lion Club (SMPPL) celebrated an early Thanksgiving thanks to Chef Anne with her festive turkey dinner and decorations.
The
Elections have consequences, as California is likely to learn when Donald Trump once again moves into the White House. The state has been a bastion of anti-Trump sentiment ever
In the parlance of politics, "ticket-splitting" refers to someone who votes for candidates of both major parties. It bedevils political devotees as they turn out partisan voters.
From their phones and their television screens and sometimes out their windows, Californians saw their state change quickly in the pandemic. Homelessness grew then and continued to grow. Fatal fentanyl
Our weekly guide to food and entertainment goings-on in and around town includes the SaMo Ice opening, a new dog run opening event, the Artists Fair, some tasty food events and much more.
Having just read the latest opinion letter by Oscar de la Torre, I am not surprised. Like the parable of the scorpion and the frog, the scorpion must sting as
