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.
A Rose-Colored View Presented for Santa Monica’s Future at Today’s State of the City
Rosy-colored clouds drifted over the Cirque du Soleil’s big top north of Santa Monica Pier early Monday morning, a fitting backdrop to the very...
In a Town That Gives “Tree Hugger” a Good Name, Debates Over Trees Are Serious Business
If a tree falls in Santa Monica, there will definitely be a sound, most likely one of protest. This community cares deeply about its...
Video: Save Chain Reaction Rallies at Site of Santa Monica’s Peace Sculpture
The community group fighting to keep the Paul Conrad’s mushroom cloud sculpture in Santa Monica’s Civic Center raised $50,000 this week, half of it...
Breaking: FAA Blasts SaMo, Asks Judge to Dismiss Suit That Could Lead to Partial SMO Closure in 2015
The federal government fired back against Santa Monica late Friday, filing a motion to dismiss the city’s lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration to...
Early Returns: Few Trainers Paying the Price to Teach in SaMo’s Parks
Santa Monica’s new law regulating group exercise classes in city parks got its first full workout this week. From the looks of things Tuesday...
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Big Blue Bus On-Track for 10 Million Riders in 2026
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Metro Opens New D Line Subway from Koreatown to Beverly Hills
Metro’s $3.5 billion, four-mile D Line Extension Section 1...
OPA Update 5/11/26: OPA Monthly Meeting Tonight, OPA Spring Mixer Next Wednesday (5/20), SaMo World Cup Activations, & Things To Do This Week
May OPA Monthly Meeting TONIGHT/MONDAY (May 11): The meeting is...
New D Line Subway Will Change How Angelenos Get Around
Metro’s new D Line subway extension will open tomorrow....

