SM BEACH — The “big dig” just north of the Santa Monica Pier is aimed at preventing any-more sinkholes in a nearby parking lot.
The Los Angeles County Public Works
Montana Ave. beach a summer ‘bummer’
SM BAY — Even though summer has officially started, it does-n’t mean it’s safe to swim at local beaches.
Three Santa Monica
Truck driver left for dead on the road in 2004 murder
POLICE HDQRTS. — Santa Monica police have captured one of America’s Most Wanted.
Mark Damon Grossi, 42, who was
SAMOHI — Legendary singer and songwriter Jackson Browne will perform on campus this weekend, hoping to raise thousands of dollars for arts programs in the local school district.
Proceeds from the
Fifth-generation jeweler tapped to lead chamber
WILSHIRE BLVD. — A new era is set to begin at the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce as long-time business owner Edward Guerboian
Crocker funeral to be held at St. Monica’s
LAX — The body of fallen Santa Monica Police Officer Ricardo Crocker was brought back to Santa Monica early Wednesday, six days
Phone survey dials in on people’s opinions
Santa Monicans are primarily concerned about traffic and homelessness — and they are willing to pay for solutions, according to results of a
Coalition looks for grassroots formation
Frustrated Santa Monicans may know all too well the saying, “You can’t fight City Hall” but if enough fed-up residents unite their voices,
Lifeguards staffing up for holiday weekend
As hundreds of thousands of people are expected to head to the beach this weekend — the unofficial start of summer — local authorities are gearing
Canyon beach a clear winner
SM BEACH — All areas of the beach in Santa Monica got a failing grade this past winter by an environmental group that tracks water quality
CITY HALL — Officials here plan to spend nearly $200 million over the next three years on a variety of capital improvements throughout Santa Monica.
As part of its budgeting process,
City says Playa Vista will flood city streets
CITY HALL — Since filing a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles nine months ago, attorneys here have been busy preparing to