Lutz was a well-liked teacher at Samohi
The body of a popular Santa Monica High School teacher was found on Sunday after he was reportedly swept away into sea
Climbing experience allows students to face personal challenges
OLYMPIC HIGH SCHOOL Natalie La Barbera sat hanging 30 feet in the air, a thin cord and harness serving as the only
Oxbow opens first U.S. store in Santa Monica
A French surf-and-skate brand is hoping to make a splash in North America, its first stop in Santa Monica.
Tourism to take a hit
DOWNTOWN The hospitality industry in Santa Monica is expected to take a hit as rising fuel prices have airlines cutting flights, potentially stemming the flow
City Hall says legislation takes away local control
SACRAMENTO A somewhat obscured piece of legislation circulating in the state capital is causing an uproar among local residents, not just for
Wide field runs for open seats
Ficus trees, RIFT, LUCE and jets at the Santa Monica Airport — a formula that makes for an interesting election season.
Santa Monica residents surely
(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
Officials say strike will cause no disruption at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center
MID-CITY Months of contentious negotiations over wage increases and improved health care for the 8,500
City departments look to move into Civic Center garage DITCHING DREAMS OF A RESTAURANT
City officials are giving up on their search for a sit-down fine-dining experience in
Apartment owners call new water rates unfair
CITY HALL The price of watering the lawn is about to become more expensive.
Property owners can expect to see changes in their
Cyclists look for recognition
DOWNTOWN Santa Monica resident Barbara Filet waited, waited and waited, watching the cars zoom by, her frustration level rising, stuck at an intersection where the light
