Organization’s management say they depend on volunteers
The YMCA’s fitness instructors have grown tired of not getting paid. And some of the organization’s members have grown tired
Series of crosswalk projects approved citywide
Crossing the street in Santa Monica may get a lot safer now that the city has approved nearly $5 million in pedestrian improvements.
Officials
Top religious leaders across the region rally in front of City Hall
Representatives of the highest ranking religious figures across Southern California joined to support Santa Monica’s proposed living
But it may not measure up to slate-backed candidates
Councilman Robert Holbrook leads all city council candidates in the amount of money contributed to his campaign and the amount
Unions also spend heavily to pass living wage measure
Foes of Santa Monica’s living wage law raised nearly $250,000 over the past three months for their campaign to
Officials take action to curb food lines, sleeping in commercial doorways
With the aim of limiting the numbers of homeless people downtown, the Santa Monica City Council enacted two controversial
Many interesting people and cases in Santa Monica
Santa Monica’s downtrodden, picked-on and poor have a new ally in town.
Paul Mills, an attorney who works out of
Activist seeks repeal of city’s ban on public camping
Only in Santa Monica does eating a muffin on a sidewalk constitute a criminal act.
That’s the claim levied
County registrar still cannot find voter form
Calling an effort to derail his school board candidacy “trivial,” Oscar de la Torre reiterated his commitment to Santa Monica’s youth at
Officials finding ways to be environmentally conscience
Environmentally-friendly Santa Monica is in the process of expanding its world-famous sustainability program.
For more than a year the city has
Police department add could be demolished
A historic research firm may be paid nearly $70,000 to study the historical significance of City Hall.
Officials want the study completed before
Attorneys unsure of challenge to $1M judgment
Santa Monica may have learned a hard lesson already well known in other communities across the state.
A jury decided last week that
