A pair of carjackers led Santa Monica police officers on a wild car chase that ended near downtown Los Angeles.
Edwin Umanzor, of Los Angeles, and an underage female partner,
Homeless activists are trying to provide an alternative to Third Street Promenade business owners who are frustrated with the city’s homeless population.
Members of the Ocean Park Community Center’
(Editor’s Note: This is the third and final installment of the Eurotrash series) OMAHA BEACH, NORMANDY, FRANCE. 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY.
More than half a century ago, Allied
Local clergy central to living wage movement
Santa Monica clergy took their pro-labor message to the masses on Sunday.
Clergy from numerous religions visited each other’s congregations throughout
After nearly a decade of service, the Santa Monica Police Department is retiring one of it most distinguished canines.
K9 Roy — a Belgian Malinois born in the Netherlands on April
Mojave water project still needs MWD approval
A Santa Monica company is finding out just how much controversy water projects in California can attract.
Cadiz, Inc., located on the 16th
The wheels of the justice system are slowly rolling along for a Santa Monica mechanic accused of murder.
Michael Ward Bell, 53, a resident of Los Angeles, appeared in Santa
It’s election season in Santa Monica and for many that means the games are about to begin. Politics in Santa Monica can be quite a spectator sport, especially for
Scores illustrate disparities among district schools
Results of state-mandated tests taken by all Santa Monica students last school year revealed scores have improved steadily at all grade levels and
Local businesses would carry the load, not city
Two economists critical of Santa Monica’s living wage proposal said the city’s ordinance would lack many of the benefits found
Critics call living wage a strong-arming by unions
A lid was clamped on living wage supporters who showed up at a chamber-sponsored lunch Tuesday which had been billed
City punishing ‘Farook’ inventor, his attorney says
The trial of a street performer facing eight years in jail and up to $16,000 in fines for working on the Third
