District outperforming county, state
SMMUSD HDQTRS Santa Monica and Malibu students continue to post high marks on state standardized tests, making a huge leap in English Language Arts, according to
SM Treesavers hold election season’s first candidates forum
For once there was a candidates forum that had nothing to do with development, traffic or even the homeless.
Instead the
Too many nail salons on Main Street
DOWNTOWNHigh gas prices and standstill traffic have nothing to do with Tomi Mossessian’s decision to rely on his feet for transportation.
He
Budget impasse could hit SM nonprofits hard
CITYWIDE The political battle in Sacramento over the budget is causing some apprehension locally, those relying on state funding fearing the fallout from
Council race will be crowded A TOTAL OF 26 RESIDENTS HAVE QUALIFIED TO RUN FOR FOUR LOCAL RACES FROM RACES PAGE 1
For 26 residents, the campaign season officially begins.
Measure aims to modernize tax on telecommunications
A little-known measure on the local fall ballot that would expand a tax on telecommunications is attracting opposition.
A group of residents
Principal taught math at Lincoln
SMMUSD HDQTRS Following intense scrutiny surrounding the departure of former Lincoln Middle School Principal Tristan Komlos earlier this summer, the Board of Education on Wednesday
Hotels are targeting niche travelers to weather economic storm
DOWNTOWN When it comes to filling rooms during trying financial times, all it takes is marketing to a specialized audience.
That’
Separate election would’ve cost L.A. County $10 million
DOWNTOWN L.A. With the threat of $10 million in avoidable costs looming, the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday placed
Even book worms need their own brand of social networking.
In an online world dominated by giants such as MySpace, Facebook and Friendster, the population that can’t help but
Rubin fighting to allow ‘activist’ designation
Jerry Rubin isn’t a peace activist by trade, at least not in the eyes of the state government.
A frequent fixture at many
