Tommy Chong gets ‘courage under fire’ award at SM gala
PICO BLVD. — Hundreds of pot advocates, dressed to the nines, gathered in Santa Monica this past week to feast on
City braces for state budget
CITY HALL — Business is booming in nearly every corner of Santa Monica, sales tax revenue figures show.
Fourth quarter sales tax revenue for 2004 shows
Surf’s up: City Hall to fund summer camps
CITY HALL — Nearly $10 million is expected to be spent tonight on everything from a new park to parking garage improvements
Series of errors being blamed for allowing inmate to escape
DOWNTOWN LA — The man suspected of kidnapping a Santa Monica woman twice last year remains at large after he escaped
Authorities are on lookout for escaped felon
DOWNTOWN LA — A potential three-strike criminal, accused of twice kidnapping an elderly Santa Monica woman, escaped from police custody on Tuesday and
Local officials say global warming will hurt SM tourism
SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. District Court heard oral arguments Friday in a precedent-setting lawsuit, joined by Santa Monica, that
Board members want biggest bang for their buck Old Pasadena provides model
DOWNTOWN — More eyes and ears are needed in the city’s busiest shopping district, and officials are considering
Principal is ‘hopeful’ for unity at Samohi
SAMOHI — In response to an outbreak of school violence, black and Latino students here have come up with an aggressive plan to unify.
SM man dubbed as ‘boss of bosses’ in international ring
DOWNTOWN LA — Authorities on Wednesday arrested a Santa Monica man who they say was the head boss of an international
Local police busted up an alleged prostitution ring in Santa Monica last week, arresting two men for pimping escorts over the Internet.
Santa Monica Police arrested Clark Roy Decker, 42,
DOWNTOWN — A 30-foot-tall geyser sprang up Friday morning after a tractor-trailer clipped a fire hydrant in front of Britannia Pub on Santa Monica Boulevard.
It took city
