Living wage has business owners worried about future
In the effort for many low-income workers to realize the American dream, those same dreams pursued by dozens of Santa Monica
Court of appeals says banks are allowed to charge whatever they want
Santa Monica is losing its battle with the banking industry.
A federal appeals court on Friday upheld an
It’s possible to vote in seven foreign languages
Voting no longer has to be a pain. A new system introduced to Santa Monica this year makes for no lines,
If the bus is late, riders will soon know by how much.
A new, transportation management system worth $7 million is expected to be installed in the Big Blue Bus’
AGENDA, from page 1 City spends on renewals
(Editor’s note: This is the first of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming
Santa Monica downtown redesign on the horizon
The city’s downtown district is in a state of disconnect, a consultant said Monday.
Fred Kent, president of Project for Public Spaces,
Laws are designed to protect public health
When a new law that forbids people from sleeping in downtown doorways goes into effect in December, Santa Monica police will be out
Members say organization operating too secretively
One of Santa Monica’s largest and old-est neighborhood associations is under attack by former board members who want to know where its
Economists agree living wage won’t have negative effects
Calling it a major milestone in their campaign, supporters of the living wage measure on the November ballot announced that 119
Samohi to be redesigned into six small schools
While it may seem like business as usual this school year, Santa Monica High School has been turned on its head.
It
Tougher laws wanted by domestic violence advocates
Leticia Pedilla Vasquez did everything the system told her to do and still she ended up dead.
The 21-year-old woman was
Two men held up First Federal Bank on Montana Avenue earlier this week, stealing an undisclosed amount of cash.
There were no injuries, but bank employees and customers were shaken
