Accused North Korean spy to go on trial this summer
The wife of a former Santa Monica businessman who is accused of spying for the North Korean government has agreed
Special election to fund schools is Tuesday
With four days before voters decide whether to pass a parcel tax to benefit local schools, what began as a quiet campaign is
Accused killer hires private defense attorney
A convicted felon accused of killing a Santa Monica woman has retained a high profile criminal defense attorney.
Victor Paleologus is charged with killing
City departments asked to cut 5 percent of budgets
Managers at City Hall finished their proposals Wednesday night on how to help plug the city’s $16.1 million deficit.
Furniture stripper allegedly dumped toxic chemicals into sewer
Criminal charges were filed against the owner of a Santa Monica furniture-stripping shop Wednesday for allegedly dumping toxic chemicals into the
City budget cuts threaten parks and the symphony
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in an ongoing series detailing the Santa Monica City Council’s special budget sessions,
Tuesday’s proposed cuts total nearly $4 million
With City Hall facing a $16.1 million deficit this year, all departments have been mandated to reduce their operational costs by
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in an ongoing series detailing the Santa Monica City Council’s special budget session meetings held this week.) City Hall managers laid
Supreme Court refuses to hear ATM bank fee case
After nearly four years of litigation, Santa Monica has lost its battle with the banking industry.
The Supreme Court refused to
Nearly 200 people gathered at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Santa Monica on Monday to honor the men and women that have lost their lives defending the United States.
About 140
Pink-slipped teacher faces uncertain future
When Staci Erlandson took a job with the local school district last year, she thought she was setting down roots in Santa Monica.
She
Frustrated by homelessness in Santa Monica, local officials will hold a work session this summer to address the situation.
Officials from the Bayside District Corp., voted last month to put
