Ocean Park seen as possible center site
CITYWIDE — Elected officials here are urging county supervisors to look elsewhere as they decide which locations would be best suited to host homeless
SM PIER — The bubble has burst for Tim Dillenbeck. A fixture here, Dillenbeck, better known as “The Bubbleman” for his bubble-blowing displays, has been banned from performing here, Ocean
For whom bell tolls, it tolls for freshmen
SAMOHI — Typically, incoming freshmen serve as the weakest prey in the social food chain that is modern-day high school, and are
Site for workaholics serves afternoon delights
CITYWIDE — Sometimes working around the clock, paying off the Beemer and building a respectable nest egg can leave an upwardly mobile professional hungry for
SMC — With his literary debut “Attention. Deficit. Disorder.,” author and Santa Monica College professor Brad Listi is experiencing the kind of success most young writers can only dream of, with
POLICE HDQRTS. — Undercover officers have arrested three women for prostitution in the last week and a half, signaling that the practice of selling sex still continues despite efforts to eradicate
City to analyze the results of first test
SAN VICENTE BLVD. — In keeping with Santa Monica’s reputation for being ahead of the curve, city staff here Thursday tested a
CITY HALL — After decades of often acrimonious debate, the City Council and car dealers appear to have found common ground in the form of a temporary law passed Tuesday that
Man charged is sentenced to 60 days in jail
OCEAN PARK LIBRARY — The city’s top librarian said Tuesday he has increased security at all branches after the manager here
Students take to the streets in protest
WILSHIRE BLVD. — Thousands of students from across the Southland — including hundreds from local high schools — skipped classes Monday and marched through the streets
(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. Consent agenda items are
City expected to sign on with state homeless bills
CITY HALL — Frustrated with the lack of support from neighboring cities on the issue of homelessness, the City Council is expected
