I grew up in the 80’s in Dogtown, where local skater kids took over swimming pools and generally ran amok throughout the neighborhoods of Venice and Santa Monica. It
War. What is it good for? Not much, sadly. Aside from the bonus of driving a multi-billion-dollar industry, conflict, terrorism, invasion, persecution and countless other crimes continue to necessitate the
Santa Monica’s profitable and economically important home improvement industry will get a new fixture next year when PIRCH moves into town offering high end home design and furnishings on
A multi-billion dollar lawsuit rocked the real estate industry across the country this week and while the headlines are touting the massive settlement, local realtors said the impact to the
In the Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. (DTSM) board meeting last Thursday, members voted unanimously to move ahead with a 360 degree immersive 'dome' entertainment activation on the former
JAMS Halloween: Students and faculty at John Adams Middle School (JAMS) were in the spooky spirit Tuesday for the Halloween holiday, taking part in a costume parade along with several
Santa Monica-based Angel Flight West (AFW) celebrated its 100,000th mission on Monday as actor and new AFW recruit Edward Norton flew young Luis and his mother Maria back to
The all-new and vastly improved Ice at Santa Monica opens to the public this Wednesday and promises to set a new standard of winter-related nostalgia for the coming cold season.
When a new building for the Engineering & Science Department at Santa Monica College (SMC) was conceived, the icing on the cake was very much a new, permanent observatory, on
The reality isn’t good, but experts say it isn’t all that bad either
Santa Monica’s real estate market may have peaked recently as local realtors say the
The newest theater production at SMC is steeped in controversy just days before opening night
Senior leadership at Santa Monica College (SMC) met on Tuesday morning to discuss whether the
The Santa Monica Public Library’s acclaimed Soundwaves new music series teams with the Angel City Jazz Festival to present a reading by musician, educator, and author Nicole Mitchell at
