City earns White House honor for its preservation of the SM Pier
Santa Monica has made history once again.
Santa Monica Mayor Pam O’Connor on Friday accepted an award
Cedar tree lawsuit before state appellate court
MONTANA — If Andrew Enayati had his way, he said he would trim back the 100-year-old tree on his lot, raze the
Not every parent wants kids to be all they can be
Military recruiters have ventured onto high school campuses for decades, but only in recent years have they begun routinely
Cities consider partnering
After years of lobbying for regional support in the struggle to reduce homelessness, Santa Monica officials applauded a Thursday decision by a group of Westside city leaders
Plan is sure to stir controversy, but could significantly shorten the time it takes to travel around the Westside, says Zev Yaroslavsky
CULVER CITY — A proposal to restrict one lane
Contract put forward by City Hall is criticized as vague, ambiguous and containing errors
A contract that would guarantee more than $6 million a year in city funds for the
Popular lumber yard, hardware store boards up after 82 years
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — In the end, it took just two weeks to close out a Santa Monica business that was 82
Excessive force lawsuit heads to trial March 1
DOWNTOWN LA — A federal judge has ruled amateur video footage of a May 2002 Santa Monica Police beating should be played at
City Hall defends its law against a challenge from Civil Rights groups
PASADENA — A panel of federal judges on Monday questioned lawyers about a Santa Monica law designed to discourage
Food Not Bombs and other nonprofit groups sued City Hall over law designed to discourage outdoor homeless feedings
FEDERAL COURTHOUSE — A panel of federal judges was expected to hear oral
Residents, expert panel to address ongoing problems in eastside Pico neighborhood
SUNSET PARK — City Hall has joined with State Sen. Sheila Kuehl in an effort to quell gang violence in
Abbot Kinney, Leo Carrillo buried at Woodlawn
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Attorneys for City Hall are expected to question the head of Woodlawn Cemetery next week, nearly two months after criminal and
