Social service providers deal with the fallout
SUNSET PARK — The ongoing controversy over plans to build a mental health facility on Pearl Street has reminded residents — primarily those in the
‘Black Widows’ face Nov. 2 court date
DOWNTOWN, LA — A preliminary hearing still has not been scheduled in the case of the so-called “Black Widows” — a pair of elderly
DOWNTOWN, LA — Determining the fate of George Russell Weller, the 89-year-old man who wreaked havoc when he drove his car into a crowded Farmers’ Market in 2003, has
Road rage: Residents await safety solutions
SUNSET PARK — City officials are in the final phase of a traffic study to improve a deadly stretch of Ocean Park Boulevard that has
SMC student body contains close to 3,000 international students
SMC — Ami Ogura’s first impression of Santa Monica can be described as typical for someone from one of the
SM-UCLA, from page 1 Medical Center steps out on 80th birthday
MID-CITY — Following eight decades of serving the community in times of crisis and despair, it was a
Carts with some smarts
CITYWIDE — When the Vons supermarket on Wilshire Boulevard celebrated its grand opening earlier this year, the store purchased 250 new shopping carts. Within three months, the
Arts center branching out
18TH STREET — A center that has served as a haven for low-income artists over the past 18 years is expected to receive a major facelift.
ARTISTS AT WORK, from page 17 Cohesion sought for arts center Getting all creative on Pico
PICO BOULEVARD — In an attempt to draw positive attention to an area of Santa
Good relations proves hot topic
SMMUSD HDQTRS — Candidates vying for four open seats on the Santa Monica College Board of Trustees sounded off this week on how to improve one
It’s a massive case of triskaidekaphobia
THIRD STREET — When Orlando Cruz ascended a 15-foot ladder Thursday on the Promenade to work on a building near Santa Monica Boulevard,
Candidates speak
SMMUSD HDQTRS — The hot-button issues of bulging classroom sizes, budget cuts and standardized tests took center stage here Tuesday night during a candidates forum for the Board