Group honors those who got off streets
After her dying sister shot herself in the head six years ago, Lynda Ross was briefly taken into custody as a suspect and
Sponsor needed for outdoor rink
The largest outdoor ice rink in Southern California might be in downtown Santa Monica this winter, but the group behind the big freeze says it
Deasy says schools need the money more than him
For the second year in a row, Santa Monica’s top educator has turned down his annual performance bonus, citing the
BURGLARS, from page 1 Cops nab looters red-handed
Santa Monica police arrested three suspects who tore the counters off a glass display case in a Montana Avenue jewelry store
City Council eases restrictions but hours of operation are still up in the air
The owners of corner markets in Ocean Park can breathe a little easier now that the
Shelter scheduled to open in two years
The City Council approved a $1.2 million loan Tuesday for the city’s biggest social service provider to open a controversial 55-
Workers can’t wear union pins according to Doubletree policy
Labor organizers were dealt a blow in their effort to unionize local hotel workers when an administrative law judge last
A 10-course gourmet dinner at Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel on Sunday raised more than $1,600 for victims of the July 16 Farmers Market accident.
The meal was
Evidence against motel owner reviewed by lawyers
A local motel owner on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to eight criminal charges levied against him by City Hall, from fraud and accepting
Improvements: The year’s top ten total $221 million capital improvements, despite the difficult economy.
Making city a better place is an expensive proposition Despite its budget woes this year,
