DOWNTOWN A $295 million bond measure for Santa Monica College and an update to the Utility Users Tax continue to rack up support from the education community.
SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD A locally-based humanitarian aid organization is crossing its fingers that its project to treat thousands of malnourished children around the world will receive enough support from credit card holders to come out on top this month.
SANTA MONICA PIER Amid the zinging of power saws and pounding hammers was an undeniable enthusiasm building within the walls of Heal the Bay’s Santa Monica Pier Aquarium on Monday, an excitement over the anticipated reopening that no construction noise could drown out.
DOWNTOWN Santa Monica resident David Wright is single and proud of it. And the 65-year-old entrepreneur wants all singles to share his pride and take no shame in checking the “single” box.
CITY HAll When Ken Genser was first elected to the City Council, John Blakely was in kindergarten. Today, the two men are among 13 candidates vying for four open seats on the City Council.
Travelodge set to move forward
CITY HALL Motel owner Michael Farzam is a happy man after the City Council on Tuesday granted his three wishes to move the long-stalled
City staff to study if millions in fees should have been collected
CITY HALL As city officials continue to blast a measure that would limit commercial development, arguing Proposition T
Candidates hope to start a new era of openness SHOULD THE COUNCIL BE A SCHOOL BOARD?
BUNDY CAMPUS The focus of a candidates forum here Monday night might have been
Study finds Santa Monica has some of highest parking rates
DOWNTOWN Parking here might not burn a hole in the wallet, but it could still be an eye-popping experience
The Santa Monica Fire Department could get a second patient care tracking and reporting system.
The council will be asked to authorize the second installation of the FireMed Pro software
(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
Carob may have ties to Civil War
PALISADES PARK Hidden among the lush date palms, war memorials and exercise buffs is a little-known homage to the women who supported
