Official discussions about how to feed the needy have begun
Food distributors for the homeless and social service providers are hammering out an agreement that would link their programs. Two
Ballot measure may be voted on this spring
In Santa Monica, the election may not end in November.
Homeowners for Voluntary Preservation filed a petition with 12,947 signatures with
Defendant also charged for illegal possession of milk crate
The city is taking Stewart Lamle, a local game inventor, to trial for allegedly operating a business without a license on
Young suspects had shotgun
Santa Monica police officers arrested four male juveniles Wednesday for a string of carjackings that took place over the past several weeks.
Two hours after a
Class action lawsuit filed in downtown L.A.
Honda of Santa Monica was hit Wednesday morning with search warrants as part of a consumer fraud investigation conducted by Los Angeles
After hearing more than three hours of public comments, the Santa Monica City Council voted to postpone debating a pair of ordinances designed to curb trespassing and meal programs downtown.
Chanting anti-war slogans and waving banners proclaiming peace, more than 150 Santa Monica College students protested a possible U.S. invasion of Iraq on Tuesday.
The protest was sponsored
School board candidate may not qualify for ballot
The Santa Monica Clerk’s office sent the city’s ballot to the printers Tuesday even though doubts remain about the eligibility
High profile figures have lobbied council members to vote against ordinances designed to place limitations on the city’s homeless population.
Rev. Jesse Jackson of the Rainbow Push Coalition; author
Candidate, city looking into disqualification issue
A front-runner in the school board race may be removed from the November ballot for not being a registered Santa Monica voter at
Mayor calls proposed laws ‘thinly veiled’
If a pair of ordinances designed to curb public feedings and trespassing downtown is enacted by the city council tonight, a series of legal
