Saul Rubin
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Saul Rubin is a professional journalist, travel author and media professor who has worked in Sana Monica for a quarter of a century. Saul was a reporter for the Santa Monica Outlook before helping to found the Santa Monica Lookout. He is currently the senior journalism professor at Santa Monica College where he teaches introductory news writing and multimedia story production. He is also the advisor to the student media operation, The Corsair.
Exclusive articles:
Santa Monica’s Hidden World of Lawn Bowling
The Santa Monica Lawn Bowls Club has been hiding in plain sight for more than seven decades. Most likely you’ve passed by the club’s...
Biking from Santa Monica to Santa Barbara to Fight Multiple Sclerosis
Tracie Garacochea had stayed active her whole life, but a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis six years ago posed a major challenge to her exercise...
Santa Monica Fights Cancer with 24-Hour Relay for Life
Celeste Miller’s approach to life after her cancer diagnosis nine years ago wasn’t what you might expect.After hearing the news, she decided to finally...
Video: Santa Monica’s Twilight Concert Series Thrives Despite Changes
For 30 years, the Santa Monica Pier has hosted free concerts on Thursdays in the summer. Today, the Twilight Concert Series draws thousands from...
Philz Coffee Expands Out of San Francisco Bay Area to Santa Monica
A new coffee house opened in Santa Monica on Thursday with the lofty goal of not only selling a good cup of joe but...
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Transit Advocates Open Second Front in Fight to Reverse Newsom’s CARB Climate Funding Cuts
California transit, housing, and environmental advocates are escalating their...
Kool Happenings: The Not-So-Secret Police and Clockwork Orange for Musk and Kennedy
Historian and futurist, Nils Gilman, wrote a piece earlier...
‘Flock Off’: Mass Surveillance Surge Jeopardizes Lifesaving Crash Reduction Strategy
Give them liberty … and give us death.A forthcoming...
OPA Update 7/30/26: Unpermitted Turf @ Ocean Park School, Festival of Chariots Parade, & Other Things To Do This Weekend
MAIN STREET WILL BE CLOSED TO VEHICLES SUNDAY AM...

