FEEDINGS, from page 1 Volunteers serve up feast
CIVIC AUDITORIUM — In an annual fete honoring today’s national holiday, thousands of people are expected to converge on the Santa Monica
Movie director plans to appeal jury’s verdict
Jurors here awarded $1 million Monday to the mothers of two men killed when an out-of-control driver smashed into a
Two families, community are waiting for answers
Nearly three months after Santa Monica’s first homicide of the year, residents of this eastside neighborhood where 19-year-old Jalonnie Carter
City Council to hold special closed session
CITY HALL — After more than three years of litigation, a massive lawsuit over the quality of Santa Monica’s drinking water is expected
‘Culture of striking’must end, SM official says
Los Angeles buses and trains are picking up riders again, but everything is far from settled in the ongoing controversy surrounding drivers,
Piedad Robertson plays ongoing role in new administration
After advising Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on his transition into office, SMC president Dr. Piedad Robertson was recently named a special advisor to
Wilshire ramp still unchanged
City officials have agreed to pay $26,000 to a woman who broke her ankle when she slipped on a handicap ramp in December of 2001.
Aaron Tonken is expected to plead guilty to federal charges next month
Officials at the Westside Waldorf School on Fourth Street are hoping their civil lawsuit against celebrity fundraiser Aaron
MBA students study planning department
Propelled into action by complaints from residents and businesses, a group of area graduate students is studying the planning department here and comparing it to
Neighborhood groups held contractually accountable by City Hall
Neighborhood groups in Santa Monica must now sign a contract before accepting any money from City Hall.
The Santa Monica City Council
Beachcombers looking for a quick jaunt to the Third Street Promenade and downtown area may encounter some obstacles come early next year, as two staircases leading from Palisades Park down
Market crash donations help heal lasting wounds
Only one $5,000 check needs to be distributed before a fund established by local business leaders for victims of the July 16
