Santa Monican Elizabeth Gelfand Stearns has spent years working to fight Alzheimer’s disease and the former Universal Studios executive recently helped champion a landmark bill that will allocate $100
Community members can tell City Hall what issues are most important to them through an online or paper survey until Jan. 21.
The SaMoSays survey, which opened Dec. 5, gives
A Mid-City resident came home from a holiday vacation to an uninvited visitor on New Year’s Day.
The resident, who wishes to remain anonymous for privacy reasons, returned to
Interacting with small businesses owners in Santa Monica inspired City Councilmember Tony Vazquez to seek higher office.
Vazquez, who first served on Council in the early 1990s before being elected
Fourteen local progressives are running to represent the Westside as delegates to the California Democratic Party.
The election may not be well known even among active voters, but candidates say
Water rates will go up nine percent in 2019 as the City of Santa Monica embarks on several projects to wean itself off of imported water.
City Council is expected
Santa Monica Restaurant Week is returning to the city Monday, Jan. 7 through Sunday, Jan. 13 and more than 30 restaurants will be crafting dishes around this year’s signature
Santa Monica’s status as a technology hub is no accident.
It’s a result of careful planning by the city over the past 20 years to install an inexpensive
Metro officials have confirmed that a man hijacked a Rapid Line 720 bus in Los Angeles the evening of Dec. 30 and forced the driver to take him to Santa
The Santa Monica Police Department is getting new body-worn cameras because the cameras officers are currently wearing have proved unreliable and faulty.
An unspecified amount of data recorded by the
Santa Monica will try to increase the number of low-income housing units in the city by restricting the affordability levels offered to developers.
Current rules offer developers a sliding scale
The City of Santa Monica is holding four family fun days at Reed Park in January, which officials say could discourage the criminal activity that has become widespread there this
