Festival features a variety of options
CLOVER PARK It seems fitting that the 17th annual Santa Monica Festival will be held this Saturday, a day before Mother’s Day.
The
FROM RIDE PAGE 3 Working the beat is serious business
Editor’s note: For the next two weeks, Editor in Chief Kevin Herrera will be writing a first-person account
Police believe there may be more victims
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY A Lincoln Middle School teacher was being held on $1.1 million bail Sunday for allegedly sexually molesting four female
Local 12 WEEKEND EDITION, MAY 3-4, 2008 A newspaper with issues Jail isn’t a fun place
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY When the steel door slammed shut and I found
Police warn residents to keep windows closed at nighttime
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY Police were on the hunt Tuesday for a man who broke into an apartment on 12th Street and
City’s Harbor Patrol tries to keep academy class high and dry
Editor’s note: For the next three weeks, Editor in Chief Kevin Herrera will be writing a first-
Festival features graffiti art and urban culture
SM PIER When sitting around the dinner table, parents often ask their kids what they learned in school that day. They usually get
Officer seeking $5M in damages
CITY HALL A former member of the Santa Monica Police Department’s SWAT team has filed a $5 million claim for damages against City Hall,
AltBuild focuses on the ‘cutting edge’
DOWNTOWN Sometimes sustainability starts on the rugby field.
That’s where Daniel Beattie met Darrin Coquer and Simon Jones, partners in Enviro Plumbing, a
Restraining order to be heard on Monday
CITY HALL City officials have decided not to enforce a ban on faster, larger jet aircraft flying into the Santa Monica Airport after
Supporters awaiting clerk’s count
CITY HALL An initiative aimed at fighting overdevelopment and traffic congestion in Santa Monica is likely headed for the November ballot after the resident group
