Resource for battered women widely used by officers in the field
When police officers respond to a domestic violence call, many times they have few law enforcement options available to
Horses booted from Will Rogers Park over environmental fears
Efforts to prevent the eviction of privately boarded horses at Will Rogers State Park were side-saddled Friday.
Santa Monica Superior
Insurance ‘boutique’ wins federal government contract
A local company is covering the world with art.
A small Santa Monica-based fine art insurance firm recently beat out some of the
Driving high school students get squeezed out of neighborhood
Parking just got tougher for Santa Monica High School students.
Residents living near the high school won a decisive victory this
Santa Monica voters stayed away from the polls in droves Tuesday, resulting in a record low-turnout.
Only 23 percent — 16,827 out of the city’s 73,279 registered
Bond money to repair and replace facilities
Voters overwhelmingly approved a $160 million bond that will pay for expanded facilities and a new campus for Santa Monica College.
Nearly 70
Hotel illegally asked for immigration documents
Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel has been forced to pay $12,000 in fines after it illegally demanded immigration documents from a former employee.
City ‘20 years behind the times’ on booze rules
Before the Santa Monica City Council changes the way it issues permits to businesses that sell alcohol, it wants more information.
Council unsure on fares
Officials at The Big Blue Bus want to raise fares across the board to pay for new expanded routes and an increased number of buses on
Neighborhood association and activist split on issue
There’s a turf war in the Pico neighborhood. But this time it’s political.
The troubled neighborhood on Santa Monica’s east
‘It’s a miracle we’re still alive,’ resident says
Three beachfront Santa Monica apartments were destroyed when a severed main gas line exploded Friday morning, but no one was
Child’s plea: ‘Heal the world’
The terrorist attacks Sept. 11th in New York and Washington D.C. reached westside children 3,000 miles away, culminating in expressive artwork and
