Like others who join the Army after high school, Tatiana Blanc enlisted because she was wanted to travel, learn valuable skills and save money for college.
Then came 9/11,
Decathletes will compete nationally next month
WOODLAND HILLS — With hundreds of hours of studying and a little help from Santa Monica College, David Novgorodsky and the rest of the Taft
Confidentiality an issue of concern
SMMUSD HDQRTS — Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates Ltd., a nationally renowned search firm based in Glenview, Ill., will lead the district’s effort in finding
Getting down to ‘essence’ of SM life
OCEAN AVENUE — When you think of Santa Monica, what comes to mind? Progressive political views, gourmet cuisine and high-end retail shops? Or,
Small percentage of hedge cases prompting city mandated trims
CITYWIDE — Overgrown Bamboo and Italian cypress trees continue to pose problems for residents, but an ordinance passed by City Hall last
Grounds for appeal: Case attracts students
USC — A gender and age discrimination lawsuit filed against City Hall served as a teaching tool for law students here Wednesday, as lawyers for
City envisions future of independent power
Residents and business owners may be able to generate enough energy to power the entire city, saving money while protecting the environment, according to
Checking out: Robinsons’ exit leaves some questions
SM PLACE — While bargain hunters said they were sad to see it go, many people seemed excited by the departure of Robinsons- May
SMC — Veterans gathered here Tuesday to recruit students in their campaign to block commercial development at the Veterans Affairs property in West Los Angeles.
Representatives from Citizens For Veterans Rights
BIRTHDAY GIRL, from page 1 Centenarian gets her kicks
SECOND STREET —She turned 100 years old last Thursday, and while her friends felt the need to remind Frances Keto how
Mechanics call plane engine’s failure rare
GLENDALE, Calif. — A faulty engine rod may be to blame for the plane crash that killed former “Press Your Luck” game show host
Parents and officials clash at forum on violence
JOHN ADAMS M.S. — Mothers living in the Pico neighborhood feel they have been abandoned by local government, and the community as
