Santa Monica City Council recently approved of a 5-year pilot program to install digital advertising signage on the Big Blue Bus fleet.

The District Planning and Advisory Council's Budget Committee has been reeling from Dr. Tsang's recent decision to turn down all of their cost saving and revenue ideas.

    After eight years of serving the Venice community's youth counter-culture the "Lincoln Ramp", a popular skate ramp located in the parking lot of Venice United Methodist Church, has been removed.

The women's tennis team reached the top of the mountain this past week as they won the "Triple Crown" of tennis  at the state finals in Fresno.

As the A.S. gets ready for the annual weekend retreat, some question the necessity of a $17,000 local trip during times of budget cuts.

Jerry Brown potentially opening up voting to the public, and it's looking like there will be no hesitation in cutting government employee's benefits.

The Maloof brothers are going to stay in Sacramento for this season but the future is in doubt unless the city can prove its worth.

Santa Monica College's veteran students seek out counseling and help from an on campus counseling program aimed at addressing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

At 71, Phil Ranelin still manages to serenade the crowd with beautiful jazz along with his quintet.

SMC might finally be taking some small steps to alleviate the pain of signing up for and adding classes. 

Artistic director Charlotte Richards, and conductor James Martin, present a Feast for the Eyes and Ears, a composition of orchestra and ballet.

America's reaction to Osama's death perhaps a little bit inappropriate.

Hard-core band Silverstein returns with their fifth studio album, "The Rescue," and it does not disappoint.

As NASA completes it's space shuttle program, Jim Mahon, caretaker of the John Drescher Planetarium, celebrates the vibrant history of America's beloved space exploration program.

Long time dancer Anna Sanchez brings back the dance styles of punking and wacking.

Governor Jerry Brown asserts his strategy towards balancing the California budget deficit.

USC held their annual Festival of Books this past weekend.

On Sunday, May 1, President Obama announced the unexpected death of Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.

The house of Dr. John Harwig, a chemistry professor at SMC, burned down during the recent spring break.

The Corsairs pulled out several crucial victories at the Ojai tournament over the weekend in a final tune up for their third round playoff match May 4th.