A plan to establish a new social justice framework/action plan at the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District was met with unanimous praise at the Feb. 15 board meeting.
A Washington, D.C., based group that opposes labor unions across the country had Santa Monica landlines and social media forums buzzing this month with a poll on local attitudes
I failed my first round with Fennel.
It made for an interesting still life on my counter. It’s green, spidery branches cast dramatic shadows in the afternoon. It smelled
The City Council approved $105,000 contract Tuesday to design digital signs for 18 city streets and seven parking garages to help visitors quickly find parking spaces when they come
You often hear how small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. Small businesses make up a majority of jobs in the U.S., and we should never lose
Bill Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar. Obama was a constitutional law professor. By many accounts, Donald Trump is semi-literate. With Presidents Day on Monday, maybe Darwin was wrong?
Evidently,
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California officials warn of pesticide-tainted cactus
California officials are warning people not to eat the Mexican cactus known as nopales sold at certain stores over concerns they may
For many, New Years has come and gone with resolutions already discarded as we return to our routines. However, the Lunar New Year actually begins this weekend and locals have
With the launch of Santa Monica Travel & Tourism’s (SMTT) new online store, Shop Santa Monica, visitors and locals alike can now purchase official gifts and souvenirs from our
The 90th Academy Awards ceremony takes place on Sunday, March 4th. Leading up to that evening, I will give my analysis and my favorites among the nominees over the next
I watched a program on TV last week that chronicled the life of a very successful restaurant owner in New York City. What I learned from him was that location