Coyotes claim cats
A series of coyote sightings and related cat disappearances here have left residents on edge about the safety of their small pets.
The wild animal, which is
Local student forms stroke survivor group
WESTWOOD David Bellamy scanned the room in disbelief.
To the right sat a man in his 50s, the left another in his 80s, talking
Economy won’t impact shopping
CITYWIDE — Labor Day weekend might serve as a respite from work, but it doesn’t provide immunity from the madness of back-to-school preparations.
Stabbing suspect was questioned in 1993 murder case
A Santa Monica man who stands accused of stabbing a neighbor in April could be hit with murder charges next week for
Students finding less expensive textbooks are hard to come by
One year after a highly-anticipated textbook rental program was set to launch here, the service is still yet to
Board endorses state redistricting proposal
While the economy continues to flirt with recession and consumer spending remains low, two local tax increases and one expansion measure received endorsements from the
It’s the goal that Judith Fisher Freed, a rock ‘n’ roll archivist, had in mind when she approached Core Development Group — a home design and development company — a few
Santa Monica is once again short on poll workers
CITYWIDE As an historic presidential election quickly approaches, one that could draw more voters than in the past, the Los Angeles
Samohi students lost in translation in Argentina
When Nafiesa Imlani first stepped onto the campus here, it was like walking into a whole new world.
Coming from a small 600
Cops say robbery suspect has extensive criminal background
DOWNTOWN, L.A. A Los Angeles man with two strikes on his criminal record was charged on Tuesday in connection with three
City Hall installing integrated traffic signal system to improve traffic flow
DOWNTOWN City Hall is hoping to minimize the “stop” in stop-and-go traffic.
While it might seem an
