City Hall plans to request hearing on ban
The Federal Aviation Administration acted illegally when it issued an interim cease-and-desist order to stop a jet ban at Santa
Council takes another crack at smoking ban campaign
The council will once again attempt to approve a contract with Southard Communications to launch an educational campaign on the smoking ban.
James Garside felt he was half dead. “I had overdosed on heroin and meth and alcohol,” Garside said. “I was in a diabetic coma for four days and when I
SMC graduate goes from drug addict to future Berkeley student
Courtney Johnson sat on stage with his 9-year-old son last month, just having accepted an academic achievement award
(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
Well-liked surfer last seen hiking in Malibu
OCEAN PARK Nobody knows where he is. Nearly two weeks after Santa Monica surfer Kevin Gale was last seen, Alden Cusick is
friend, Thomas Glass, who lives in Washington D.C.
“He always inspired us to do things we normally didn’t do,” Horelick said.
The show will air three days a
Proposed high school may feature alternative instruction curriculum
SMMUSD HDQTRS District officials are considering establishing an intimately-sized high school that would cater to the ecologically-savvy student populations of
DOWNTOWN Mike Horelick is reliving his childhood, thousands of miles from where it all happened.
And the French are right there witnessing those wonder years.
Horelick just wrapped up an
Lincoln teacher pleads not guilty to 9 felonies
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE A Lincoln Middle School teacher arrested last month on sexual abuse allegations was charged on Friday with nine more felony
Pet insurance still an unknown industry
A coughing companion beside her, Laura Lykins stared at a $6,000 medical bill, a steep estimation for an operation to remove a tumor
