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The City Council will begin their biweekly meeting Tuesday by proclaiming March as Women’s History Month. Here are some other topics slated for discussion at the meeting:
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A homeless man is facing attempted murder charges after a fight inside the Starbucks on Ocean Avenue near City Hall got out of control.
Police say Paul Dickson, 41, became
Divesting millions of dollars from Wells Fargo will take Santa Monica more than a year, according to a new report from the City’s director of finance.
Less than two
The tap, tap, tap of canes are heard twice a week on the sidewalk of a tree-lined residential neighborhood in Santa Monica as a group of visually impaired actors make
Best Director, Best Picture
With so many awards shows leading up to the Academy Awards, I’m sure everyone is feeling a bit of “Awards Fatigue.” However, the Oscars are
Seismic safety comments by Bill Worden mistakenly claim our outdated Santa Monica Airport somehow must be retained if only for emergencies. He infers that this exclusive aviation playground for the
Comedy specials, late-night TV appearances, network TV writing rooms, even everyone’s favorite, and exceedingly popular, NPR game show – a perfect encapsulation of the pedigree that has played one of
Santa Monica is drafting a new ordinance that would prohibit companies from gathering information on any client’s religion, immigration status or sexual orientation in the City or sharing the
DENVER (AP) — Just like his goaltender, Darryl Sutter proved good at deflecting.
Sutter sidestepped questions about moving into a tie for most wins as coach of the Los Angeles Kings
City staff has drafted an outline regarding internal scrutiny of contracts with NMS Properties, after the company’s CEO, Neil Shekhter, was found to have forged documents in a Los