Children put in protective custody after Pico arrest
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Santa Monica police in the past week have arrested six people here in four different incidents that range from marijuana
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — A small crowd gathered here Wednesday just before the Farmers’ Market got underway, remembering those who lost their lives a year ago, and praying for victims still
New noise meter will help nab loud musicians
PROMENADE — After several years of tweaking, local lawmakers believe they have finally found harmony in regulating street performers here.
The Third Street
Businesses can expect a $500 visit from officers
Business owners beware: The next time City Hall knocks on your door, you might be handed a $500 bill.
The building and
Court is not in session: LAX move to cost city
SM COURTHOUSE — The criminals here have left the building, never to return again.
The Santa Monica Courthouse has seen the
SMPD represented in presidential motorcade
Santa Monica Police Chief James T. Butts Jr. is one of 800 people invited to attend the private burial of Ronald Reagan today at the
Nancy Reagan scheduled to arrive in SM today
MID CITY — Thousands of people converged on this quiet residential neighborhood over the past two days to pay their respects to one
SAMOHI — A Santa Monica High School coach was arrested Wednesday for allegedly having unlawful sex with a minor.
Michael David Hearn, 37, was arrested for the alleged statutory rape of
In less than one year, school supporters lock in more than $75 million for district
While the state of California may have turned its back on schools, the local community
Bill allowing 17-year-olds the right to vote held up
SACRAMENTO — A constitutional amendment that would allow 17-year-olds to vote has been pulled from the Assembly floor
Ambulance plan has city fired up A month-long series examining Santa Monica City Hall finances
CITY HALL — Officials here estimate that nearly $1 million can be added to the
Santa Monica will find out if it made the grade
PULLQUOTE: “Surfrider was just brutal. It was ranked as third worst in the state.” Mark Gold, executive director of Heal
