Residents suggest shuttles to ease traffic congestion
Residents remain divided over a controversial proposal for a 536-seat theater on Santa Monica College’s Madison Campus.
On Wednesday night, the
Activists say city should provide better restrooms
For the first time in more than a decade, the city may be embarking on a major policy change on how it deals
Aero theater hosts dinner and a movie to attract viewers
Saving the Aero movie theater is a simple equation to its owner Chris Allen.
“The neighborhood theater is the place
Medicare prescription drug program not likely
Rose Kaufman and her husband spend more than $1,200 a year for the four prescription medications they must take daily.
And they are
Teasers’ locale almost filled, mall landlord says
After more than a year and a half of litigation, Teasers’ restaurant owners and their former landlords recently settled the last of their
Cameras result in less accidents, officials say
A watchful eye may soon guard over some of Santa Monica’s most dangerous intersections.
Officials hope cameras will catch those trying to
Green Party candidate will continue to campaign
A division within a politically influential renters group may allow its unorganized opponents a shot at victory in this fall’s city council
Sour grapes or political differences causing rift?
A possible civil war may be brewing inside a powerful renters group that has dominated Santa Monica politics for decades.
Leaders of Santa
Council, college and school board races about to begin
Nine people have officially filed petitions to run for three seats on the Santa Monica City Council in this November’s
Judge rules contract holds man to his auto purchase
Ajudge ruled Thursday that a Mar Vista man is stuck with a lemon after he bought a salvaged car from a
Many airline employees staying at Sheraton Hotel
Hundreds of people were evacuated from the Santa Monica Four Points Sheraton hotel while police conducted a seven-hour-long, room-by-room
