Michael Bell says he shot homeless man after he jumped him
A Santa Monica businessman acted in self defense when he shot and killed a transient last July outside of
Samohi staffers allege they weren’t included in school restructuring
A plan to permanently divide Santa Monica High School into six smaller schools is in jeopardy.
More than one-third
Dozens of cases being filed by landlords
Nearly 70 cases have been filed in City Hall by landlords looking to raise the rent on tenants who don’t live in
Faculty votes against Dr. Piedad Robertson
The majority of Santa Monica College teachers have no confidence in the leadership of their president and have called for her resignation.
Teachers agreed
Playhouse to raise more funds
After more than 40 years of paying rent, directors at the Santa Monica Playhouse on Fourth Street have secured the right to buy their building.
Parcel tax will generate about $6.5 million a year
After two days of nervous anticipation, school supporters on Thursday celebrated a victory.
Measure S, which was put in front
Former homeless man turns his life around with local charities
Tom Donovan used to be homeless and spent the better part of two decades in and out of jail, racking
Husband John Yai to go on trial this summer
The wife of a former Santa Monica snack shop owner who is accused of secretly being an agent for North Korea
District plans to hire back workers with measure money
Measure S, which was approved by city voters last night by the thinnest of margins, is expected to generate roughly $6.
Parcel tax narrowly passes but votes remain to be counted
Santa Monica and Malibu voters stood behind their public schools on Tuesday.
But just barely. Measure S, which had to
Community donations save Santa Monica’s only July 4th party
The city’s only fireworks celebration, which was canceled recently in the face of a statewide budget crisis, will be
