City Hall could appeal court ruling
DOWNTOWN L.A. A U.S. District Court judge on Friday issued a preliminary injunction barring City Hall from enforcing a stoppage on the
Activists vow to continue fight to save trees
DOWNTOWN It wasn’t exactly the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but the sight of fallen ficus trees, cut into bits and pieces, was
District offers education on sexual abuse
SMMUSD HDQTRS Responding to calls for changes in the way accusations of student molestation are reported by school administrators,officials with the Santa Monica-
City awaits judge’s ruling regarding airport jet ban
A temporary restraining order barring Santa Monica City Hall from enforcing its ban on the fastest jets at Santa Monica Airport
District talks about culture of inclusion
SMMUSD HDQTRS In a school district entangled in controversy over the special education program, its reputation taking a hit from claims of secrecy and
Some feel project is too big for city
CITY HALL A long-anticipated mixed-use residential project in the Civic Center area received a major boost toward realization as the
City Hall plans to proceed with ficus tree removal plan
DOWNTOWN L.A. The California Appellate Court on Wednesday denied a petition by the Santa Monica Treesavers on its challenge
Ferguson to seek opportunities in higher education
SMMUSD HDQTRS One familiar face will soon replace another at the only alternative education institution in the school district.
Jessica Rishe, who launched
Santa Monica Mountains could quadruple in size
WASHINGTON D.C. Federal officials plan to examine the feasibility of quadrupling the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area through a possible inclusion
The dispute over the ficus trees, while still alive in court, is over at least on one count.
The City Council is expected to certify a statement denying the historic
Green businesses get recognized for policies
PICO BOULEVARD It might not have the international prestige of the Oscars or Grammys but local businesses with an environmental flair are nevertheless pleased
City Hall looks at hybrid SUV
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council
