Main Street property may go back on market
CITY HALL — Officials here have settled a lawsuit with a local developer who claimed that bureaucratic delays on his Main Street project
City Hall still has sights set on Sears property
Officials here are eyeing more than a half dozen properties throughout Santa Monica for possible purchase.
What they’ll be used
‘Supersize Me’ a class assignment at Samohi
PROMENADE — High school students have learned a new word in biology class — “slowcook.”
It sums up the lost experience of cooking and eating
City to build new urban runoff facility in Mar Vista
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the
As a child raised in the suburbs of Washington D.C., City Manager Susan McCarthy grew up surrounded by politics but it wouldn’t be until she was an adult
LOCAL Weekend fundraiser ‘For The Arts’to get festive on the Santa Monica Pier
Arts education supporters are far from running on empty as they prepare for what they hope
Superintendent denies allegations of closing troubled school
OLYMPIC HIGH — Despite assurances from the school district’s top official that it’s business as usual at Olympic High School, students and
Release of his first solo live concert DVD also debuted
After three decades of being the “other half” in the most popular duo in musical history, John Oates has ventured
‘Underdogs’ look forward to celebrating graduation together
Dozens of Santa Monica seniors who are graduating or are close to graduating are looking for a place to party this June.
Students
MTBE contamination lawsuits over for City Hall
The multi-year and multi-million dollar legal battle over Santa Monica’s contaminated drinking water is coming to a close now that
City Hall’s bank balance hovers around $1.6M
CITY HALL — With less than a month before they have to present a proposed budget for the upcoming year, city officials
Better reception is on the horizon
In an effort to get better reception for all cell phone users in Santa Monica, wireless companies are getting dialed into a new law
