Nearly 50 housekeepers from a half dozen Santa Monica hotels unveiled a “bill of rights” Thursday, which they demand their employers to follow.
They are seeking a higher wage, family
Alliance to tackle regional problems
Santa Monica has joined three other westside municipalities to create a coalition of cities that will address regional problems and enable the towns to better
Criminal case was headed for a jury trial
The city has dropped seven of the eight charges against a Henna artist who has been repeatedly fined and arrested for performing
Samohi will erect memorial for resident who died on 9-11
While the terrorist attacks that took place one year ago today may have occurred thousands of miles away, the
Fire dept. on hand to free those trapped in Civic Center elevators
A construction crew working at an Ocean Avenue hotel allegedly cut a power line Monday, cutting off electricity
Officials expect long economic recovery
As the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks approaches, the local hotel industry remains worse off and will likely lose millions of
City asked to spend nearly $700K on wall
On any other playground, the sound of children laughing and yelling would drown out surrounding noise.
But not at Les Enfants, a
Teachers would gain a 2 percent raise and no reduction in benefits
After nine months of tense negotiations, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District and the Santa Monica Classroom
New committee seeks to address public safety
When it comes to the growing number of homeless people in downtown Santa Monica, the business community plans to take matters into its
She left permanent mark on advisory board, colleagues say
Longtime Landmarks Commission member Margot Alofsin has resigned two years shy of when her term would have officially ended.
Alofsin, an
Bayside’s candidate survey may open the door for others
A decision to publish a city council candidates’ survey in a publicly-funded newsletter may set the precedent for other
Latino political group accuses district of bias
A Mexican-American political group will legally challenge the school district, claiming it has violated dozens of students’ civil rights by allegedly disciplining
