PROFILES, from page 8 Nailing down ideas for bond
SAMOHI — Issues of overcrowding, campus inefficiencies, as well as inadequate and outdated facilities throughout the local school district have propelled hundreds
No jail time for last two defendants
DOWNTOWN LA — The last two defendants in the Honda of Santa Monica fraud case cut a deal with prosecutors this week, ending a
Search for new superintendent off to rocky start; some want more public input
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — Before they go behind closed doors to search for a new schools superintendent, education officials
Red Cross director was born to lend a hand to community
11TH STREET — Jerry Washington is a product of his environment.
And he hopes that by re-creating that environment
Group asks:Won’t you be my neighbor?
CITYWIDE — It’s back to basics for a group of residents who plan to resurrect a grassroots level of neighborhood activism that
10K takes run at healing bay
SM PIER — Thousands of people next Sunday are expected to run around town in an environmental push to help save Santa Monica Bay — the
DA says Juarez case still under review
DOWNTOWN LA — Capital murder charges have yet to be filed against the two imprisoned gang members who are accused of randomly killing two
Colleagues commend Deasy’s legacy
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — When he leaves town for good next week, John Deasy would like to think he is leaving local schools in better shape than
DNA may bring closure for families in murder case
POLICE HDQTRS. — Capital murder charges were filed on Friday against two imprisoned gang members believed to be responsible for the deaths
Farmers’ Market tragedy appears headed for courts
The elderly Santa Monica man responsible for killing 10 people and injuring dozens more is scheduled to go on trial July 10, nearly
Neighbors grow concerned after assault of librarian
MAIN STREET — The head librarian of the Ocean Park Library was assaulted last week by a homeless man who spent the majority of
Many makeshift homes dismantled
INTERSTATE 10 — Police on Tuesday arrested 12 homeless individuals during the first of what is expected to become routine sweeps of illegal encampments along this stretch