School bond measure proves divisive issue
CITYWIDE — There’s a saying that politics makes strange bedfellows.
That undoubtedly applies to the campaign to pass Proposition V — “The Clean Beaches and
Farmers’ Market case a tough decision
DOWNTOWN LA — Jurors are scheduled to hold a fourth full day of deliberations today in the criminal trial of George Russell Weller, the 89-
Smoking prohibitions spreading across state
CITY HALL — Smoke ’em if you got ’em, because in a few weeks, the right to puff on a cigarette in public will be severely
Residents protest new project
SUNSET PARK — Say Chin So stood in the front yard of her Pearl Street home on Wednesday and waved to a handful of students. She said
Show of force gets jump on holidays
THIRD STREET — While Thanksgiving weekend typically kicks off the holiday shopping season, it seems the Santa Monica Police Department isn’t waiting until
Mum on Malibu deal
SMC HDQTRS — The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees has terminated the purchase of a 7-acre site in Malibu that had been identified as the
CITY HALL — It’s been said that a good education doesn’t come cheap.
Apparently, neither does running for public office in Santa Monica.
With less than four weeks before
Loans flush out campaign funds
CITY HALL — In an environment where campaigns for City Council can often cost anywhere from $50,000 to more than $150,000, raising funds becomes
Student’s new vision wins approval as Samohi mural
SAMOHI — As an artist, one must be prepared for harsh criticism,especially when it comes to public displays.
Jun Cha, 17,
Council moves to save city’s historic structures
CITY HALL — It’s no longer just a case of out with the old and in with the new on housing construction
Non-profit to settle with victims of crash
SECOND STREET — A non-profit agency that helps individuals with severe mental illness is close to settling 36 lawsuits filed by victims
