When we do something of service to others in this world, sometimes the payback is not always immediately realized. Not so at the Special... Read more →
Americana/Jazz guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Brett Barrow will perform at TRiP on Monday, Aug.¬†10, at 8 p.m. Cover is $5. The venue is... Read more →
Hundreds of fiber artists and enthusiasts from across Southern California ‚Äî quilters and knitters, crocheters, dyers and sewers ‚Äî are... Read more →
The LA Opera's summer camp, filled with children ages 9-17, will be performing "Then I Stood Up: A Civil Rights Cycle," on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 12... Read more →
A resident of Santa Monica and the West Los Angeles area for over 75 years, local legend Eugene Poole passed away on July 17. "Gene" was a graduate... Read more →
Santa Monicans for Safe Access (SAMOSA) should like to recognize the wisdom of the SMDP's article "Is Santa Monica Going to Pot?" (August 3, 2015).... Read more →
On July 22 at approximately 1:30 p.m. Officers responded to the 1200 block of 3rd Street regarding a male subject screaming and disturbing the... Read more →
Santa Monica's bike sharing program, Breeze Bike Share, is now offering founding membership registration at breezebikeshare.com . A system test using... Read more →
A former Santa Monica physician pleaded no contest on Aug. 5 to obtaining a controlled substance by fraud, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's... Read more →
This weekend Tongva Park's Family Saturdays will host a morning of youth-oriented Shakespearean performances presented by the Los Angeles Drama Club.... Read more →
On July 21 at approximately 11:40 p.m., Santa Monica police officers were responding to the 300 block of the Santa Monica Pier following a report... Read more →
When we took over the Hi De Ho Comics shop in November of 2014, we all came together with different ideas as to how to make the store more relevant... Read more →
The Santa Monica City Clerk's Office, in partnership with the California Association of Clerks and Election Officials, has announced that Thursday,... Read more →
Editor: Bill Bauer raises good points in his essay on traffic planning. Studies he cites showing dangerous pollution concentrations at intersections... Read more →