SMC aims to stabilize deficit and budget
SMC BUNDY CAMPUS — With nearly seven hours of serious discussion ahead of them, Santa Monica College trustees and staff decided to kick-off
Squirrel hunting is a risky job in animal-loving SM
PALISADES PARK — It’s a dirty and often thankless job, but someone’s got to do it.
That someone is
CHIEF, from page 1 New SM police chief sought
CITY HALL — In the interest of fairness, City Manager Lamont Ewell has decided to let the Santa Monica Police Department’s
BUYERS’ MARKET: Dip in sales nationwide doesn’t pop SM bubble
CITYWIDE — While the housing market here may be experiencing a slight cooling trend, fears that an imminent implosion of
Defendant denies hiring illegal workers
MID CITY — In what may be the first in a series of lawsuits to curb illegal immigration, a Santa Monica-based temp agency specializing in
ON THE RISE: Student test scores showing promise
SMMUSD HDQTRS — The number of students in the Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District who are proficient in English and math has
CITY HALL — The competition for three seats on the City Council looks to be considerably lighter than in prior elections with 10 candidates officially qualified for the November ballot.
That’
Barnum to become more than high school theater
CITY HALL — After spending more than $7.5 million to restore Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall to its original glory,
Return to sender: Postal delays still delivered
WASHINGTON, D.C. — With residents in pockets of Santa Monica and West Los Angeles still experiencing delays in mail deliveries, Congressman Henry Waxman,
Criminal case moves forward, civil suits linger
DOWNTOWN LA — More than three years after he lost control of his Buick LaSabre and drove through a crowded Farmer’s Market, killing
