The state Legislature recently passed a bill that allows the undocumented to receive driver's licenses, a first for California. This could be a boom for those who work
DOWNTOWN — Standing before a steel girder from the World Trade Center, Los Angeles officials marked the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with speeches, a bell ringing ceremony and a
With the forthcoming Expo Light Rail Line comes much construction.
So, this week's Q-Line question asked:
Has the light rail construction made your commute around Santa Monica
A recently enacted bill states that a transgender student is permitted to participate in sex-segregated school programs and activities, including athletic teams and competitions, and use facilities consistent with
The City Council recently asked city staffers to draft regulations that may pave the way for medical marijuana dispensaries in Santa Monica.
So, this week Q-Line asked:
Where do
The United States Postal Service recently closed the post office on Fifth Street in Downtown and opened its replacement on Seventh Street, just off Colorado Avenue.
So, this week Q-
WASHINGTON, DC — Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA) Eric Shinseki has made a commitment to fund and support an array of services to help homeless veterans in Los Angeles starting next
MICHIGAN AVENUE — For the third time in days, a shooting has struck the Pico Neighborhood.
Not long removed from a tragic shooting rampage that left five people and the shooter
SMC — The Santa Monica College Foundation has chosen Nathalie Rayes as the winner of the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Recognition Award for Outstanding Professional and Community Service Achievement.
Rayes, who graduated
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University of Southern California President C.L. Max Nikias will be the commencement speaker at Santa Monica College.
SMC's Commencement Exercises, which will be held at 6
DOWNTOWN
Four Santa Monica teens this Sunday will be awarded the highest rank in the Boy Scouts.
Jake Alfred Erlandson, Bret K. Hart, Matthew Lawrence Hawkins, and Peter Myung-Won
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY — Sheriff's detectives asked for the public's help Monday in identifying a suspect who has targeted nearly five dozen gas stations and convenience stores
