Pointing fingers over rents
CITYWIDE — Even families who earn more than $66,000 a year are having trouble living here without becoming financially burdened by rapidly escalating rents, according to
Security on campus prompts new position
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — In attempts to make life easier for Santa Monica High School students, school board members are expected tonight to debate the creation
Homelessness up 28 percent over ’99
CITYWIDE — The majority of Santa Monica’s homeless are white men who are most likely war veterans, mentally ill or chronic substance abusers.
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Council puts brakes on grand parking plan
DOWNTOWN — The lack of parking here has long been a thorn in the side of City Hall, with residents, business owners and weekend
STATE BRIEFS Tsang looks to mend ties with city
SMC HDQTRS. — For a manager who has built a reputation on being a hard worker and attentive to his staff, it
With someone celebrating their 50th birthday every seven seconds in America, Monika White’s job is about to get hectic. But she’s not a party planner or a gourmet
Passport proponents look to raise profile
PICO BOULEVARD — Whether you have the urge to sew, dine on gourmet cuisine, start a rock band or create the next Oscar-nominated film,
CITY HALL — With the state’s finances in the red and a Legislature paralyzed by political partisanship, the City Council has decided to take matters into its own hands when
A city turns out en masse to recall fallen teen
SAMOHI — He was a star athlete on both the football gridiron and the baseball diamond, a faithful follower of his
SAMOHI — Irony seemed to play a cruel trick on the Vikings Tuesday night, watching as their CIF Southern Section title hopes were pulled out from under them.
Long Beach Jordan
