Drills help coordinate local agency efforts
MID-CITY — Weapons of mass destruction were discovered here on Friday.
That was the fictitious scenario around which local police and fire agencies from
Dixon alleges she was discriminated against after she filed with the SMPD
DOWNTOWN LA — A gender discrimination suit against the City of Santa Monica is expected to go to trial
Vendor is steamed about getting boot
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — No one likes a hot dog, or at least the managers of vending operations here seem to have had their fill.
11 Less injuries in rugby, despite lack of pads
PENMAR PARK, VENICE — Determination, endurance and, most importantly, the ability to mask that look of fear.
To 13-year-old Nkechi
‘TILL YOU DROP: Consumerism celebrated at area stores
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — One year after Christian activist groups launched a campaign against retailers and cities across the nation over the absence
Scientology mission is offering up detox
MID-CITY — The Church of Scientology has seen its name increasingly appear in celebrity tabloids and magazines over the past two years, specifically when
Soldier’s mom takes matters into own hands
SANTA MONICA PIER — It’s a holiday that has new meaning to Sara Rich.
Standing before a sea of white crosses at
SAMOHI — One local student is hoping to collect and respectfully dispose of 200 American flags in an effort to achieve the ultimate level of the Boy Scout life.
As part
Veterans reflect on war, peace
SANTA MONICA PIER — Every Sunday for the past two years, a group of veterans now fighting to end the bloodshed in the Middle East has
IN THE RED: Nickname still reigns
CITYWIDE — When Lamont Ewell accepted the position of city manager less than a year ago, his colleagues in San Diego referred to his next
