Long-form improv with two of the Westside Eclectic faves — SOELS and The Great Adventure and Friends — tonight. Show starts at 9:30 p.m. And a true bargain at
By Steve Keats Santa Monica
(Re: “Damn the bikes in Santa Monica,” Hey, Mikey, Nov. 21) I’ve been cycling the streets of Santa Monica and Venice for more than
Benjamin Steers is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify this shot was taken of the StoryCorps oral history trailer parked on the 1200
tion out there and putting a positive spin on this.”
In September, attorneys for City Hall told members of the business community that they were planning to change the law
Parking info coming to cell phones in the foreseeable future
FI —When it comes to providing services to residents via the Internet, Santa Monica is a digital dominator, according to
Linda Shockley is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, the first to correctly identify that this shot was captured above the Old Navy store on the Third Street
By Roger Swanson Santa Monica
Last Friday night, the Santa Monica police used shock and awe techniques (against) Santa Monica Critical Mass (SMCM). I witnessed what some in the city
and exclusive world of Hollywood.
Many of the films that make it into the theaters are directed by an entrenched group of veterans and star the same faces, Durso said.
DOWNTOWN The American Film Market isn’t the only cinematic event taking over Santa Monica this week.
Hoping to draw some of the traffic from the largest film industry trade
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
Bill Bauer’s column (“City’s priorities are backwards,” Oct. 15) is barking up the wrong tree. The (City) Council’s motives in this matter
BY NOW, ANYONE INTERESTED IN THE controversy involving the trees on Second and Fourth streets knows that the cutting down of some trees and relocating others, which was scheduled to
