Some concern over slip in rankings
SMMUSD — In a survey measuring how more than 27,000 public high schools in the country prepare their students for college, Santa Monica High
At Samohi, it’s a textbook case of uneven punishments
Teachers and administrators here are working together to more consistently enforce school rules following complaints that students are often punished
Army land sale has officials up in arms
CITY HALL — Officials here are outraged over the Army’s attempt to auction off 10 acres of prime real estate in West
COMMUNITY PROFILES
THIRD STREET — Oprah Winfrey is known for her deep generosity, often treating her guests and devoted fans to lavish gifts like luxury cars or shopping sprees to exclusive
District is involving community in drafting facilities master plan
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — Looking to capitalize on the momentum created by a series of community meetings regarding the future of school facility
A reluctant Council approves trash hikes
Those trash bags may feel a bit heavier this summer, as the City Council earlier this week voted to increase all trash collection rates
Echo team shoots for Shanghai after second-place finish in ’05
SAMOHI — This was the last place one would expect students to be during spring break, but there they were,
LINCOLN BLVD. — Actor Daniel Baldwin was arrested at a Santa Monica hotel last weekend for possession of cocaine, and other charges, police said.
The 45-year-old Baldwin — the lesser
City stumped for a solution
CITYWIDE — In efforts to get at the root of the problem, City Hall has plans to remove 77 aging and damaged Eucalyptus trees that have
Search being eyed closely
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — Both the public and employees of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District will be granted another opportunity to meet face-to-face with
CITY HALL — The City Council has agreed to pay $175,000 for medical expenses and other damages incurred in two separate accidents involving passengers on its Big Blue Buses.
The
20,000 reads under the sea Homeless programs put to test
CITY HALL — After nearly 20 years of providing services to the homeless, City Hall has agreed to pay an