School district hopes to reach the people
SMMUSD HDQTRS Communication is the key to any healthy relationship, which stands to reason why the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has
Chamber of Commerce president is let go
DOWNTOWN Jim Lynch is no longer the president of the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce.
Members of the chamber’s board of directors
DOWNTOWN We’ve all heard it a million times: Blondes have more fun. But is it true?
Not according to Catherine Haber’s award winning science project that has her
Development agreements OK’d
MID-CITY The City Council last week adopted an emergency interim ordinance that requires development agreements for large projects in the industrial corridor, where a dramatic
Promenade pets pass muster with animal control officers
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Animal control officers interviewed those who publicly display animals here and found no evidence of abuse or neglect, but
Local Brits remember Diana in different ways
DOWNTOWN As thousands of Londoner’s gathered Friday to solemnly mark the 10th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, British expatriates in Santa
SM BEACH Speak for yourself.
That’s the advice of activist Arthur Stevens, who, on Wednesday, launched “The People’s Voice” — a public forum intended to mirror the famous “Speakers’
Car burglary spike
CITYWIDE Just because you lock it up doesn’t mean your most prized possessions are protected.
Los Angeles police officers are warning drivers on the Westside to
City Council grounds FAA proposal amid considerable debate
CITY HALL Elected officials on Tuesday rejected what they called an inadequate runway safety proposal from the Federal Aviation Administration, instructing city
Paper Mate sale opens up debate
MID-CITY An international real estate firm responsible for the Lantana Media Campus in Santa Monica — home to IMAX and Revolution Studios — has purchased
Planning Commission adds a couple of new members
CITYWIDE During their first meeting as planning commissioners earlier this month, Gleam Davis and Jim Reis didn’t just sit back and
FAA and City Hall clash over safety at the local airport
SUNSET PARK Weekend barbecues, quiet nights relaxing on the back patio, opening up windows to embrace the afternoon sun
