Innovative program helps kids with more than just getting fit
SM SWIM CENTER Her limp has almost disappeared, she hasn’t had to use laxatives in weeks and she’s
Students saving animals
CITY HALL When it comes to animals being used for profit on the Third Street Promenade, students at Crossroads School hope it becomes a case of monkey
through Central Park in the winter, even though he’d get teased by his classmates.
After graduating from Dartmouth with a bachelor’s in English and film studies, Winterer worked
If it weren’t for the birth of his son, Ocean Park Association President and Recreation and Parks Commissioner Ted Winterer would have most likely run for City Council. He
THE BEDROOM After 45 years of marriage, Evelyn Freeman could hardly believe she’d get aroused just by looking at her husband, but that was the case one recent afternoon
The customer service program is part of a larger effort to promote Santa Monica as a premier destination for those living in the region and abroad. To do so, the
DOWNTOWN By the fall, the city’s roughly 12,000 waiters, concierges and other service employees can be trained in all things Santa Monica as part of a customer service
SM AIRPORT The Museum of Flying needs a place to land.
Two options are being considered by directors of the museum — closed since 2002 — and members of the Airport Commission,
Council also pushes feds to shore up runway safety
SM AIRPORT After five years of negotiations, federal aviation officials are finally ready to meet with the City Council to discuss
MID-CITY Patients at a convalescent home here are worried about how they are going to spend what are supposed to be their golden years as the owner of the
SM PIER It definitely has cachet, but it’s the cash that everyone’s concerned about.
For years there has been a debate about the financial standing of the venerable
College fairs to get a big boost from city officials
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming
