Farms Market reminds locals of a time when small business was king
MONTANA AVE. If Catherine Horrigan and her fiancé ever move into a new home, there must be a
415 PCH City officials on Monday marked an important milestone in the construction of a public beach club here with the demolition of the Locker Building,an old bath house
City’s plan is working out
HARVARD STREET When it came to installing solar panels on the roof of his garage, Tom Engelman really didn’t have a choice. It
Local lawmakers awash in bills
SACRAMENTO Legislators representing Santa Monica are up to their eyeballs in bills.
State Sen. Sheila Kuehl and freshman Assemblymember Julia Brownley have introduced nearly 40
CITY HALL Elected officials are seeing red, and it has nothing to do with finances.
During the last two City Council meetings, members have been handed agendas featuring estimated times
Volunteers offer kids some big shoulders to lean on in the Big Brothers and Sisters program
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD As a single mother whose extended family has been scattered across the
Virginia Ave. Project taps creative juices within needy kids
DOWNTOWN LA Jonathan Graves can’t seem to relax these days. Considering the circumstances, who could blame him? The 16-year-
Cross paths with a black cat at your own risk on Friday the 13th
THE UNDERWORLD Here kitty, kitty.
Whether its Halloween or Friday the 13th, as it is today,
Where forgotten animals can find friends
NINTH STREET With her face pressed against the chain-link fence, her tail wagging rapidly, Millie was more than ready to go for a
Tough decisions on rates and fees lie ahead for City Council
CITY HALL Those who board the Big Blue Bus may be feeling a little blue themselves after City Council
Compressed natural gas pump attracts more and more folks
MID-CITY With the majority of the nation’s drivers taking a beating at the pump, as gasoline prices jump to
