Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court
CITY HALL — A professional dog walker has been charged with child endangerment after a 4-year-old girl was badly bitten by a dog under the woman's care, city officials
Trendy lounge The Bungalow at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel will reopen Friday, Nov. 15 after shutting its doors for several weeks to upgrade its facility and straighten out some issues
CITYWIDE — Tourism continues to rise in Santa Monica, according to City Hall's Year End Report.
The report, which lists statistics about City Hall's accomplishments during fiscal
CITYWIDE — Another rapidly expanding startup is leaving Santa Monica.
Developers of one of the world's most played videogames, Riot Games, is headed to West L.A., about a
SMC —Santa Monica College's Small Business Development Center is launching a program to train veterans to become entrepreneurs.
Funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the
SM MOUNTAINS — A mountain lion killed last month on the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills could have brought new genetic material to the mountain lion population of the Santa Monica
Editor:
There have been several recent letters related to grossly overpaid city employees, including the city manager, administrators, attorneys, police and firefighters. I concur that these Bell-like salaries, overtime payouts
MID-CITY — One of the best children's hospitals in the country has opened a facility in Santa Monica.
Children's Hospital Los Angeles, which was named one of
As Congress moves forward on budget negotiations, the word out of Washington is to expect nothing major: no grand bargain, just more stopgap, short-term fixes. Yet there's one
Sometimes you just know when you have a hit on your hands — or should I say in your mouth? The people who brought the ShopHouse to Santa Monica must be
Editor:
Thursday night I went to the North of Montana Association meeting. Palisades Park was the major agenda item with three City Council members and two members of the Recreation
