CITYWIDE More than $42,000 in tax refunds is sitting in the U.S. Treasury waiting for Santa Monicans to claim it, officials with the Internal Revenue Service said this
Woodlawn Cemetery will serve as official drop-off spot for gifts
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD The Woodlawn Cemetery & Mausoleum may not embody images of a Hallmark Christmas card, but its staff
Cops to install plate readers
DOWNTOWN Police officers will be getting an extra pair of eyes in the new year.
Police Chief Timothy Jackman plans to purchase a small camera
DOWNTOWN Movies set in 1980s are often box office gold. Theaters from the 1980s — not so much.
Concerned that movie theaters here could soon be obsolete if not allowed to
Businesses to benefit from raffle
VENICE If you’ve ever wanted to own a nice piece of art, but sticker shock brushed you away, this could be your chance.
For
Charges filed against former retailer for allegedly failing to follow through
DOWNTOWN A local, home entertainment retailer and two of its corporate officers face criminal charges for allegedly failing to
Community meeting features surf camp related complaints
KEN EDWARDS CENTER Operators of summer surf camps want to bolster City Hall’s liberal surf instruction policy that allows anyone to give
In a collaborative effort between residents and City Hall, street lights will be installed along a dim stretch of Georgina Avenue from Fourth to Seventh streets. Residents there circulated a
(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
Angry neighbor takes fight to city
MID-CITY For the last two years, Nathan Crowe says he has been unable to get a good night’s sleep because of excessive
Lamont Ewell asks locals, ‘Can We Talk?’
DOWNTOWN Do you want more street-lights near your home, or maybe more parking is what you’re after?
Either way, this month
Coach Cuda leads Samohi Vikings into the postseason
SAMOHI Zach Cuda can now take a slight breather, a very slight one at that.
Two back-to-back losses, each to
