FROM AVON PAGE 3 Group aims to end violence
It was the scream heard around the camp site.
Mike Garvin came all the way from Ottawa, Canada to participate in
Residents could be asked to weigh-in on utility taxes
CITY HALL Along with deciding who should be the next leader of the free world this November, Santa Monica residents
Historic hacienda becomes landmark
NOMA A shabby hacienda originally crafted by a famed Santa Monica architect was deemed an historic landmark this week, preserving the aging adobe structure that caused
Samohi students hope to empower others through knowledge
SAMOHI The Darfurian genocide, seemingly worlds away, touched the high school community on Tuesday during a day-long campus demonstration where students
Property owner presents project
OCEAN PARK Nearly a year after the birthplace of Dogtown was saved from demolition, the owner of a building that housed the old Zephyr surf shop
BBB officials credit employees for success
Fresh out of The Sooner State, Ken Johnson sat confidently in the interviewee’s seat in City Hall one weekday afternoon some 40 years
Fiscal impact of jet ban not a concern
While the recently adopted ban on the fastest and largest jets is sure to have some financial impact on both municipal revenue
Hartnell is the first green clothing designer in town
DOWNTOWN, SM — In the more than 30 years that Santa Monica resident and business owner Hanna Hartnell has been designing clothes,
Developer upset by decision
A proposal to build a series of townhouse-style condominiums in the heart of a beachside neighborhood where development has become a growing concern won’t
Lionsgate project a step closer to reality
EASTSIDE The proposed future home of Lionsgate Entertainment’s corporate headquarters on Colorado Avenue is one step closer to fruition as city planners
Restaurant operators to be held responsible
CITY HALL The City Council took the first step toward holding restaurant owners responsible for their part in enforcing the citywide smoking ban, but
Back to business for board member
The campaign for a seat on the Malibu City Council ended Wednesday afternoon for Board of Education member Kathy Wisnicki who barely lost out