Closing SM Airport may strain regional air traffic
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a two-part series examining the role the airport has played in the
Small group of dissenters say tax measure is flawed
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that explains both sides of Santa Monica’s ballot measures. Today
Airport grows from a plane manufacturer to a hub for the rich and famous An airport disguised in sheep’s clothing
Santa Monica may have had its roots firmly planted
It has developed from a patch of dirt to a vital business district
(Editor’s note: This is the first installment of two-part series examining the role the airport
New prosecutor assumes White murder trial
The trial of a 1970s Lithuanian hijack-er who allegedly murdered his father in Santa Monica began this week.
Albert Victor White, who 32
Adams may take 6 months to repair
For six months of this school year, the auditorium at John Adams Middle School will be off limits as the district fixes the
SM court business expected to continue uninterrupted
A Santa Monica courtroom will be closed permanently in less than two weeks as part of an effort to offset a more than
Gaps between revenues and spending may grow to $15M
A city analysis shows while officials had millions left over from last year’s budget, deficits for the upcoming fiscal year
New facility would be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Some city officials want to buy a downtown building that would serve as a centralized 24-hour
Employees down-sized, paper’s future uncertain
The fate of a local weekly newspaper is up in the air as the company that publishes it was acquired this week, leaving
Bright spots in local economy offer hope
Slumping sales at stores throughout Santa Monica may lead to a loss of millions in tax revenue, officials said this week.
Sales tax
Opponents say it’s a get-rich-quick scheme for landlords
Santa Monica voters will be asked to decide in the upcoming election whether it’s a good idea renters
