Legislators propose raising vehicle fees to replace local funding
Santa Monica may not be the worst off when it comes to its budget crisis, but increased vehicle fees won’t
Sonic one of the fastest growing auto sales chain
A class action lawsuit is pending in Florida against the corporate owner of Honda of Santa Monica, alleging similar acts of
For tax to succeed, district can’t leave anyone out
School officials will likely face the same challenges as they did last fall when they attempt to convince voters to
Some students feel left out of high school’s redesign
A plan to split Santa Monica High School into six separate houses met the approval by parents this week but
A violent neighborhood nullifies lease, judge says
A property management company should have told three young women the apartment they were about to rent wasn’t exactly in the safest
More funds may not be available for schools
After a massive rally at City Hall for more education funding Tuesday, City Council members said there isn’t much more they
Teachers’ union supports most of school budget plan
The school officials need to do their homework before they even consider closing schools for a week to offset a looming $3.
More than 1,000 people marched on City Hall Tuesday demanding the City Council double what Santa Monica spends on education.
Carrying banners with slogans such as “Save my teacher”
With the creation of a business district, sales have staggered upwards
Graying automotive repair shops and graffiti are giving way to lively restaurants and retailers along Pico Boulevard.
And with
As productions continue to move to Canada, local filming declines
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a two-part series that examines film production in Santa Monica
Promenade and pier demand higher permit fees
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a two-part series examining the film industry’s impact on Santa Monica. Tuesday’
