Once again, the water around the Santa Monica Pier was some of the dirtiest in the state, marring an otherwise positive report card from environmental watchdog Heal the Bay, now
New budget keeps sights on a future that may be slim
CITY HALL With a focus on strengthening core services and performing maintenance and infrastructure improvements deferred during times of
Jaywalkers don’t go the extra mile to nearest light
WATER GARDENS Breaking the law has become a way of life for many employees here.
Most don’t even realize
Determining the cost of city’s workforce
MAIN LIBRARY If City Hall were to invest millions in the creation of affordable, work-force housing, who should qualify?
Are police officers
COMMUNITY PROFILES Miller strives toward equality for students
NORTH OF WILSHIRE Josh Miller isn’t your typical 16-year-old. Sure, he loves to play sports and hang out with
Santa Monica Festival set to draw them in
CLOVER PARK Residents are being asked to “revel with a cause” this Sunday at the 16th annual Santa Monica Festival. One of
Commissions back plans for completely revitalized Civic Center
KEN EDWARDS CENTER Developers moved one step closer Thursday to creating a diverse new community near City Hall.
While there were some
LOS ANGELES A man who was found dead Saturday across the street from a popular beachside hotel was identified Thursday as George Hernandez, a 52-year-old who is believed
Budding entrepreneurs taking off
SAMOHI They’re back at it again.
Students in Santa Monica High School’s Project Echo course are getting ready to travel to New York City
Bartenders aid injured victim
SM PIER Employees at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. on Thursday morning came to the aid of a man who was stabbed several times in the back
