Our weekly guide to food and entertainment goings-on in and around town includes Easter events and meals, Arts Month events and much more.
Aviator Nation Venice Presents Broken Zoo Comedy:
Where’s Waldo?
Where’s Jack Neworth? Beats me. What day is it? For a guy facing some health issues that are no Laughing Matters, he sure does bounce around
I wrote in my previous Noteworthy (music) column that our longtime, beloved Daily Press columnist had been hospitalized for weeks with some serious health considerations. I am happy to report
Signed into law in 1938 by Franklin Roosevelt, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) currently mandates employees covered by the act to receive overtime pay for over 40 hours worked
If there’s one thing Santa Monicans can agree on, it’s that the rent is simply too damn high.
Soaring housing costs are displacing longtime residents and essential workers,
In 2000, a new panic swept the country- "toxic mold." Twenty-four years of lawsuits and untold billions of dollars later, major mold myths continue to frighten residents and
For those of you over 40 and/or not raised in Compton or Long Beach, OG stands for Original Gangsta. Jack has been writing his Laughing Matters column for the
Our weekly guide to food and entertainment goings-on in and around town includes Museums Free-For-All, Pier Locals Night and much more.
Pier Locals Night: The March edition of Local’s
Fourteen years ago, my younger brother, Vinnie Edwards, was fatally shot as he left football practice at his college. Six years later, another brother, Vaughn Edwards, was also murdered. He
The sun has been shining brightly and with daylight savings time going into effect, quite a few people have begun their spring cleaning. The number of emails asking if the
When we think of a farmers market in California, we usually picture vibrant displays of beautiful, albeit expensive, fruits and vegetables, and perhaps a tempting array of pricier prepared foods.
We all love those movies where a special teacher or coach enters kids’ lives and profoundly helps them. They are universal and heartwarming stories, because we were all kids once
