No end in sight for school budget woes
In the wake of massive state cuts, Santa Monica College now must eliminate 10 academic programs, 13 administrative positions and 13 full-
Police last week named the City Hall employee who allegedly took cash in return for covering up possible building code violations.
Martin Aguirre, a 29-year old from South Gate,
Parcel tax is the key to return of music program
School district staff last week recommended including elementary music programs in the first “bundle” of areas to be reinstated if
Lawsuits pending in other Southern California cities
A lawsuit accusing Pavilions on Montana Avenue of overcharging customers is set to go before a Malibu jury next month.
Superior Court Judge
‘Homeowner’s Initiative’ ballots due back by March 21
Two weeks into Santa Monica’s first-ever election by mail, residents Thursday expressed concern over flaws in the distribution of
Sinkhole repairs on street nearly complete
The Ocean Park Boulevard sinkhole is patched up, which will allow one of Santa Monica’s primary east-west arteries to re-open next
Photo courtesy Vietnam veteran Carl Rogers leads a demonstration on the steps of City Hall Wednesday evening. About 250 Santa Monica high school students gathered to promote peace in the
City Council hopeful takes case to Supreme Court
Former City Council candidate Jerry Rubin is taking his battle to be recognized on local election ballots as a “Peace Activist” to
Man’s work under suspicion
A Santa Monica building inspector was arrested last month on suspicion of soliciting bribes, police announced Tuesday.
The suspect allegedly asked for cash in return
City attorney to consider plea offer in alleged fraud case
A local wedding photographer who is accused of allegedly ripping off dozens of newlywed couples responded to criminal allegations Monday,
Public food lines being challenged in Santa Monica
Police began enforcing a law Friday night that makes it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways.
Officers will first issue warnings to
Workers enjoy downtown deals
Santa Monica merchants are making it less expensive for local workers to shop downtown this spring.
Hoping to drum up business during a typically slow time
