Policy addresses economic disparities between schools
In the midst of looming budget cuts, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified school board could make it difficult for PTAs and private donors to
Outdoor mall still pumping revenues into city coffer
Sales at shops and restaurants along the Third Street Promenade held steady in recent months, despite that business throughout the downtown area
Majority of demolitions took place north of Montana Ave.
While it took Marc Schrobilgen more than a decade to save enough money for a home in Santa Monica, it took
Task force sent to the street for downtown’s answers
A team of consultants urged Santa Monica officials and residents Sunday to think about the small places downtown that can
Santa Monica may have long wait for MTA light rail
Frustrated with rampant traffic congestion, about 125 supporters of a proposed light rail line gathered Thursday to talk about mass-
Failure of parcel tax measure leaves district in financial bind
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District recommended Friday the school board slash nearly $2.1 million in programs and
But some residents say it excludes their input on projects
It could be a lot easier to build affordable housing in Santa Monica, now that developers are excused from many
Santa Monica among eight cities countywide conducting drills
Terrorists bombed a crowded Big Blue Bus on Thursday with themselves aboard after they took control of it and negotiations with authorities
Measure will return in 30 days for adoption or special election assignment
The Santa Monica City Council instructed its staff Tuesday to investigate a controversial initiative that proposes making historic
A lawsuit filed Wednesday challenges the city’s right to deny housing projects for not fitting the character of a neighborhood.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday challenges the city’s right
Resentment blamed for council candidate’s loss
Internal politics may have been to blame for the narrow defeat of city council candidate Abby Arnold in last week’s election.
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But any new proposal may have an uphill battle
As polls closed election night, supporters of Santa Monica’s proposed “living wage ordinance” blamed three mysterious mailings for the defeat
