City officials and business leaders plan new system
It’s a luxury to some, but to others an expanded downtown valet parking system “will make or break” the Third Street
Santa Monica College’s new garage could be parked during lawsuit
A $5.2 million community college parking garage could sit empty if activists convince a judge that city officials
City provided ‘doctored’ info, neighborhood says
The Santa Monica City Council was given “fraudulent” and “misleading” information about the number of cars a new parking structure would generate when they
Some officials wonder if Bayside district has seen better days
It’s a warm afternoon on the Third Street Promenade and a common scene is unfolding. A group of homeless
City to debate whether Civic Center auditorium is historic
City officials want to make the Santa Monica Civic Center Auditorium an historic landmark for its unique architecture and for hosting
City has highest number of alcohol permits in the state
Call it an intervention. Planning Commissioners want the city to take a good look at itself and ask if it
Parents win over administration in plea for security
Officials are expected to recommend that the school district hire full time security guards to patrol and monitor entrances at every elementary
Homeless dispute worth Dolphin statue on the Promenade functions as a piggy bank for the needy.
Santa Monica shoppers can give their spare coins to a homeless panhandler, or they
Carolyn Sackariason/Daily Press A four-car accident Monday afternoon at Wilshire Boulevard and Sixth Street sent one man to the hospital with arm and neck injuries. According to eyewitnesses,
SAMOHI students think hat policy is outdated
Out of the lockers and onto their heads, students are once again allowed to wear hats during school.
Administrators amended the school district’
Superintendent sets strict criteria for reducing class sizes
Officials plan to stop allowing non-resident children to enroll in Santa Monica Malibu Unified schools for at least one year.
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