Perry’s stands alone along beach
OCEAN FRONT WALK — Call it karma, a lack of confidence or simply the harsh realities of running a seasonal business. Any one of them
City Hall’s request in the judge’s hands
SM COURTHOUSE — A Superior Court judge ruled earlier this week that Bayside District Corp.must stand trial in a civil lawsuit
Lawsuit greeted as a wet beach blanket
PCH — Residents here Friday filed a lawsuit against City Hall in an effort to block the construction of a public beach club at
With a nod to the past, Samohi grads head into the future
SAMOHI — Amid an evening of remembrance, reflection and revelry, Santa Monica High School’s graduating class of 2006
City Manager looks to change charter, secure power to hire and fire executives
CITY HALL — Citing a need for more accountability in local government, City Manager Lamont Ewell has proposed
Expenditures are covered by salary savings
CITY HALL — The $442.6 million spending plan approved by City Council on Tuesday for the coming fiscal year will include increased funding for
Regulating public food lines and demonstrations not unconstitutional
CITYWIDE — The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, long labeled the most progressive judicial body in the country, found free speech to be
Another one gone SCHOOLS, from page 1
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — Mike Matthews, who has served as the interim superintendent of the local school district for the past few months, has resigned.
Utility tax battles tap into city plans
CITY HALL — Faced with the possibility of losing $12 million in revenue, the City Council must scale back on some of the spending
Mother who lost son to unsolved killing finds the shade
PICO BOULEVARD — While cars zoomed past amid the lunchtime rush here on Thursday, Arminda Lopez stood on the curb looking
City axes Palms that threatened the concrete
APPIAN WAY — Men with chain saws and a bulldozer removed six wild palm trees here Friday morning at the request of City Hall,
Board seeks to find perfect permit tally
CITY HALL — Students in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District will still be allowed to attend classes even if they’ve been