No council meeting due to lack of quorum
CITY HALL Turns out City Councilmembers have better things to attend to tonight.
The first council meeting in more than a month
Separate sex solicitation cases could be connected
MID-CITY Santa Monica Police are searching for a man who reportedly approached three teenage girls here last month and offered them money
PTA plans to hold forum on special education
SMMUSD HDQTRS Following a tumultuous period for special education, the new academic year could bring a time of growth.
Moving past a
Stores bring new hope for Venice
Jennifer Horn could see it coming.
First, a new housing complex popped up around Rose Avenue and Seventh Street, followed by the opening of
front of her eyes, Cervantes said she could do nothing but watch and make sure they didn’t try to steal.
A surveillance video showed one of the women sitting
Subway to the Sea expected to cost at least $6 billion
MTA officials this week unveiled two possible routes for the highly-touted Subway to the Sea project that would
Same group of women suspected in numerous shoplifting incidents
Roxanna Cervantes knew what was going to happen but was powerless to act.
She could do nothing but stare suspiciously and
Police consider technology to track parked vehicles
DOWNTOWN Wiping chalk marks off the tires of cars being watched by parking enforcement officers could one day be a lost cause.
The
Shriver fails to receive endorsement
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD City Council incumbent Bobby Shriver, whose famous political family long served as the face of the Democratic Party, failed to secure an endorsement
Treesavers hold demonstration over ficus tree relocation plan
A group of ficus trees that captured national attention after local environmentalists rallied to keep them in place are expected to be
Symphony officials hope donation will bring in more money
When the sounds of the Santa Monica Symphony come alive for another season, it will be in remembrance of a life-
