A new actor may audition for the role of Civic Auditorium Savior in the coming weeks after Council is reported to have pushed forward a proposal from a private organization to refurbish and reopen the long vacant property.
Self-regulation is a messy business. In politics, it can seem elusive. When elected officials adopt rules to govern the conduct of elected officials, they’re pulled in one direction by constituents who favor restrictions and punishments,
California politics being what they are – deep blue domination by Democrats – means that many of the races on the November ballot are already decided. The outcome of Democratic President Joe Biden’s replay battle with Republican predecessor Donald Trump – assuming that both are nominated – is very much in doubt nationally.
As the verdict was read, he sat stone-faced in court, looking down. Premium Santa Monica news in your inbox. It's free, cancel anytime. The verdict is a stunning legal reckoning for Trump and exposes him to potential prison time in the city where his ...
Goin’ to Nashville! Next month. Never been. Memphis yes — Graceland, Sun and Stax all in one day. (Consensus family favorite: Stax. I’ve been told the new four-part doc on Netflix is really good.) Hope to see a Grand Ole Opry show (the excellent Del McCoury Band),
Guide to Food & Entertainment Goings-On In & Around Town includes Venice Pride Block Party , Nick Gabaldon Day , a new Best Restaurants In Santa Monica list, and much more! Venice Pride Block Party: Kick off Pride month with music by DJ Victor Rodriguez,
ROP: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District middle school students moving onto the next step of their education were celebrated this past week in a special “Middle School Rites of Passage Celebration” at the John Adams Middle School (JAMS) Performing Arts Studio and Courtyard.
To fans of the cinema, Steve Guttenberg needs no introduction. Arguably one of the most well-known names in cinema in the 80s, he’s starred in a host of smash hit movies, including “Police Academy,” “Cocoon,
She sustained a back injury in addition to abrasions on her hands as she tried to break her fall. Premium Santa Monica news in your inbox. It's free, cancel anytime. Dispatchers received a second call reporting the same suspect attempting to punch bystanders.
Band: The senior members of the Santa Monica High School Band had a serenading sendoff on Tuesday evening, taking part in the band program’s annual “Pops” concert featuring highlights from movies, video games and popular music history. Performing ...
The Santa Monica College Musical Theatre Workshop will celebrate live theater with performances of “Singular Sensation!” on Friday, June 7 at 7:30pm, Saturday, June 8 at 2pm and 7:30pm and Sunday June 9 at 2pm.
Nearly a third of the academic and graduate student workers of the University of California are on strike, after the union of 48,000 members escalated its labor standoff by walking off the job at UCLA and UC Davis this morning.
Underwater listening sessions, a cardboard yacht regatta, pride events, summer solstice moments, special adults-only swims, along with a variety of sand and beach recreation is set for a summer of fun for all ages at the Annenberg Community Beach House.
Swim: Crossroads School for Arts & Science’s Swim and Dive squads recently competed in postseason competition, ending in a milestone win for Miles Blackson-Dunbar (right). The sophomore captured the CIF Division 3 Championship in the Boys 50 Yard Freestyle,
Steuart Liebig, a celebrated veteran of the LA underground music scene, unveils a new lineup of his band Minim on the Santa Monica Public Library’s Soundwaves New Music series, Saturday June 1, at 3:30PM in the Main Library’s MLK Jr.
On April 23rd the Santa Monica city council discussed social equity in cannabis retailing. The main approach considered to give restoration to those who suffered from earlier harsh laws is to give them priority in opening cannabis stores. Premium Santa ...
At the mid-point of the city’s two year budget cycle, the cost to operate the city has increased by just over 1% and while staff are cautiously optimistic about the future, resources remain tight for both ongoing expenses and special projects.