City attorney’s office launches undercover checks
As part of an undercover investigation, the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office slapped a signature gatherer with a criminal charge Wednesday for
L.A. utilities manager thinks city did right thing
Santa Monicans will get a healthy dose of fluoride in their drinking water within a year, city officials said.
Plans are
City churches holding their own Sept. 11 vigils
While some Santa Monicans may feel the need to remember the tragic events of Sept. 11 privately, the city and a host
Health official says feedings should be held at shelters
Groups that feed hundreds of homeless people daily in Santa Monica may soon have to answer to another bureaucracy.
Terrance Powell,
City attorney’s office reviewing ‘complaints’
A publicly-funded business organization may have overstepped its boundaries when it asked nine city council candidates to explain their views on several downtown
Local officials look to preserve historical homes
There she was, panhandling for registered voters at $1.50 a pop — in an upscale neighborhood, no less.
One recent afternoon a woman
Homeless seek refuge, new life at city shelter
The city’s increasing homeless population has area shelters turning people away, unable to provide services to the thousands of people in
Robbery victim fighting for his life
A man is listed in critical condition after he was shot in the head at Palisades Park Wednesday. Apparently he was shot by one
A homeless man only identified as “David” was found dead on the beach Monday morning.
Santa Monica Police responded to a call from the city’s beach maintenance crew at
Opposing view on living wage will attend meeting
The political bickering has begun between the two sides of the controversial living wage ordinance, which is in front of voters this
Santa Monica Police on Monday nabbed a suspected armed robber within minutes after he allegedly held up the Mobil gas station on Cloverfield Boulevard.
At 1:28 a.m. a
But it’ll have to do
A proposed Main Street development is not “world class,” but it may be close with a bit more tweaking, city officials determined early Thursday
