Mother says she made mistakes, but is telling the truth about her son
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE — The mother of a 21-year-old Santa Monica man on trial for the attempted
City staff waiting for council to make contract policy
CITY HALL — A disagreement over who should be taking out the trash and cleaning bathrooms at the Santa Monica Pier has
Hefty agenda cut down due to time constraints
CITY HALL — Following nearly 30 minutes of discussion on when would be the best time for the City Council to delve into
Chamber liaison ‘coming in fresh’
SIXTH STREET — Just like Humphrey Bogart’s Rick Blaine and Capt. Renault in “Casablanca,” business owners and city officials alike are hoping Samantha O’Neil’
City Hall may still have to pay millions
SM COURTHOUSE — Victims of the deadly Farmers’ Market crash moved one step closer to having their day in court when a Santa
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas — items routinely passed that
Defendant’s alibi based on viewing racy, sexy videos
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE — The attorney for a 21-year-old Santa Monica man on trial for attempting to murder two undercover police
Elected officials show concern that long meetings keep the public from participating
MAIN LIBRARY — In the interest of shortening the length of City Council meetings, the mayor may just have
Sparking sustainable trends
MAIN LIBRARY — Looking to fulfill goals set in City Hall’s sustainable city plan, the Santa Monica Public Library is hosting a competition to find literature that
He’s no dummy, he just acts with one
SECOND STREET — During his more than 14 years as a puppeteer, Steve Meltzer has worked on several commercials, appeared with his
Times are changin’
MAIN LIBRARY — In an ironic twist, City Council members will spend much of their time during an all-day study session today discussing ways in which to
