Living wage law exempts banking
Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the second and final readings or ordinances approved by the City Council.
Whether it’s dipping hot dogs on a stick in a bath of hot oil or serving meals to homebound individuals, Santa Monica teenagers want something to keep them busy
More than $500K remains in limbo
(subhed) More than $500,000 for schools still in limbo
By Melody Hanatani
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — A meeting between city and
Eighty-seven hundred down, 1,300 more to go.
That is the number of signatures that outdoor enthusiasts from the Westside hope to collect in the next eight days, concluding
City officials propose removing carob trees
The ficus trees in Downtown aren’t the only shady specimens causing a fuss.
Residents living north of Montana Avenue are questioning City Hall
City set to speed up maintenance request system
This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent
School officials seeking closure to special ed saga
The future home of a half million dollars lying in limbo, and more importantly, whether a school district has fulfilled on promises
New Father’s Office could alleviate lines
Attaining the best burger often depends on whomever can win the waiting game at one local landmark.
But those seemingly endless lines at
Green homes result in reduced cost of living
SUNSET PARK When John Lee first launched his green building construction firm a few years ago, he decided to hold on to
Journal marks 20th year with special edition
SMC Jim Krusoe vividly remembers the day when he walked into the office of the president at Santa Monica College to interview for
School officials hope to move forward
CITY HALL Her voice at times shaking yet sure, Superintendent Dianne Talarico on Thursday publicly apologized to parents and students who have been hurt
DOWNTOWN, SM With the push of a button and roughly 10 ensuing seconds filled with anticipatory cheering, the familiar Santa Monica Place sign came face down Thursday morning in a
