By CHARLES ANDREWS
I USED TO BE FAIRLY NORMAL
Then I started writing this column, seven years ago.
Now I never know what to think, or what anyone else in
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) lost about $8.8 million in state funding last year due to a switch in its funding model.
The state had allocated about
The Third Street Promenade is poised to add three new features designed to attract visitors and encourage them to linger after installing new outdoor seating and games at the north
An award-winning documentary and accompanying photography exhibition will make its way to a local theater this week.
Photographer and filmmaker Fery Malek-Madani will show her photography exhibition “Unexposed Wishes of
A beloved hobby store is launching an online fundraiser to relocate after the owner of the location it has occupied for 65 years raised its rent.
Evett’s Model Shop
A three-story building will replace Coogie’s Cafe in Mid-City and a four-story building will rise near CVS downtown according to proposals before the Architectural Review Board Tuesday night.
The
A longtime art auctioneer is leaving his post at Bergamot Station after nearly a decade.
Robert Berman, owner of Santa Monica Auctions, will host one last auction at his B-7
City Council will discuss ways to make Santa Monica’s parks and beach safer and cleaner at its meeting Tuesday in response to complaints from residents about crime and hazardous
City Hall will host a summit in late 2019 that will invite international experts to discuss how to improve civic wellbeing and inform residents about The Wellbeing Project, which measures
55 affordable apartments are coming to the Pico neighborhood.
Community Corporation of Santa Monica (CCSM), a nonprofit that owns and operates 1,719 affordable residences throughout the city, is building
Members of the public who wish to address City Council can speak at the beginning of an agenda item rather than the end if they speak for one minute instead
By CHARLES ANDREWS
DID I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE?
I’d be remiss to not mention an extraordinary music event I witnessed last weekend.
My wife Diane Michelle, a spellbinding
