Organizers are hoping residents come out in force for the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive on May 9, but this is one event where mailing-it-in is also acceptable.
The
The City of Santa Monica has declined to file charges against Justin Palmer in connection with his arrest while he attempted to charge his electric vehicle.
Palmer was at the
The Santa Monica police and fire departments are inviting residents to participate in a memorial ceremony to honor the fallen police officers and firefighters.
The annual event will be held
A Santa Monica man was arrested on April 21 while attempting to charge his electric vehicle, and the incident is sparking discussions of racial profiling and the use of force
There are about 28,000 foster kids in the Los Angeles area and 80 percent of them go without the support they need. They might go without a guide through
It'sAuf WiedersehenAlbertsons and hello Haggen on Lincoln Boulevard.
Albertsons closed at 6 p.m. April 23 and Haggen officially opens April 25. The store has new branding, new
The City of Santa Monica offered a Meatless March promotion to employees last month that aimed to reduce meat consumption while promoting a healthy lifestyle.
The 2015 challenge was the
City employees are scrambling to evaluate the impact of recent state water rationing mandates in the hopes of avoiding financial penalties but it appears the City's fate rests
Santa Monica Fire Chief Scott Ferguson has announced his pending resignation from SMFD to take a position with the Murrieta Fire Department.
Ferguson, whose last day in Santa Monica will
The upcoming meeting of the Rent Control Board will include discussions to help renters get paid and potentially avoid paying out.
Two long-gestating items will return for discussion at the
Birthdays are almost always good days, but for Cheryl Brewer, March 27 included a very special present — the rest of her non-working life.
For the past 30 years, Brewer has
Today is April Fools and in keeping with out tradition, we have produced an issue of fake news for your entertainment. The annual satire edition is in newsstands and to read the content online, visit http://smdp_backissues.s3.amazonaws.com/040115.pdf.
