Wisnicki opts not to run for re-election, Shriver pulls papers
CITY HALL Board of Education member Kathy Wisnicki, whose re-election bid remained a question throughout this summer’s
While most Santa Monicans will have to watch Sen. Barack Obama accept the Democratic nomination for president on television, at least one of their own will be there to witness
Hoffman rejected theater name dedication, opted for bathroom
CITY — When actors dart backstage for a quick bathroom break at the Broad Stage, Santa Monica College’s new performing arts center,
Several groups already completed candidate inquires
With the filing deadline to qualify for the November ballot still days away, two-term Board of Education member Jose Escarce became the first
District planning major clean-up at high school
The academic successes within classroom walls here have long been a source of pride for the school community, boasting high marks on
Supporters say initiative is strictly about traffic
JAMS They came marching around the corner, game faces on, ready to take on their opponents, clutching their weapon of choice — home-made
Community Corp. project would price condos at a quarter-million
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD Owning a home in a city that boasts million dollar houses and condominiums is about to become a
New program doesn’t appease some residents impacted by fumes
City Hall is trying to think more globally when it comes to the Santa Monica Airport, outside of flying that
City hopes to get Measure V projects underway
Santa Monica Beach continues to earn the distinction of being one of the dirtiest in the state, a result of an aging
Completing appeal hearings could’ve taken up to a year
The ongoing battle over hedge heights is causing a stir yet again.
The issue this time around concerns not just
SMCLC disputes coalition’s claims
DOWNTOWN A ballot initiative that seeks to limit commercial growth in the city will face a new challenger as a coalition of community activists, educators
Solicitors known to monopolize Third Street Promenade benches
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Panhandlers who conduct their businesses from the comfort of a bench here could soon be asked to terminate their
