Since November 1990 when former President George W. Bush approved a House Joint Resolution designating the month as “National American Indian Heritage Month," the U.S. annually sets aside every November to celebrate the cultural heritage of indigenous Native American tribes.

Angel City Market and Third Street Promenade host Día de los Muertos event

In the LACMA's Angel City Jazz Festival, a live Oct. 8 concert featuring the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra shared rich culture through music.

SMC Emeritus honors one of their best students, Jerry Rosenblum, in "A Tribute to Jerry."

You’ve heard of "bucket and a mop" but what about bucket and a sandwich drop?

Since typical social gatherings and public spaces have closed because of the virus, many people have turned to dating apps to continue dating throughout the pandemic.

The Santa Monica Library is now offering Reading-2-Go kits for cardholders.

Illustration by Johnny Neville

Ten Women Gallery on Main Street in Santa Monica provides more than meets the eye.

With roller skating making a comeback, the sisters who own Cupid's Hot Dogs decided to start serving by carhop every Thursday at their Winnetka location.

Santa Monica’s Gourmandise School offers online cooking classes that anyone can enjoy.

Confined to the screen, students forge new friendships to restore a sense of normalcy.

For cherry blossom season 2021, related festivals and events move to online streaming platforms, but there's still a chance to get outside and experience their beauty.

The Motion Picture soundtrack to Judas and the Black Messiah, equals the relevance of the film and is an authentic reflection of the time period.

The popular app is alluring but also concerning.

Historic Belmar Park’s virtual grand opening celebration took place on Feb. 28, via Zoom. The field itself opened on March 1 with its first Lacrosse game. The art installation and guiding plaques surround the field and are open for all to see.