City officials consider making changes to parking structures
DOWNTOWN, SM Local workers and shoppers that currently take advantage of the three hours of free parking at two city-owned parking
Board concerned about infrastructure
SMMUSD HDQTRS The public middle schools in Santa Monica and Malibu received much needed attention on Thursday when the Board of Education decided to spend $42
City’s worker law faces possible fight
CITYWIDE A state grocers association that just won a legal battle challenging a Los Angeles law protecting grocery workers after a change in
Considering Filing for Bankruptcy? Council lukewarm on beautification project
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD Two heavily traveled corridors long considered to be one of the more aesthetically displeasing streets in the city are
Buster’s gets a new spot
A beloved shoe repair shop, once believed destined to become a Santa Monica memory after being evicted from its spot at the foot of
Fire and police officials want to expand to keep up with a growing city
Santa Monica public safety officials are seeking to grow their staffs during the next few years
Council to delay possible jet ban
CITY HALL City officials decided to delay a decision Tuesday that would have banned the fastest jets from operating out of Santa Monica Airport,
After a two-year absence, McDonald’s comes back
A giant inflatable Ronald McDonald stands proudly at the corner of Second Street and Colorado Avenue, greeting passing motorists and pedestrians
After school programs require ample funding
It’s three o’clock in the afternoon, do most Santa Monica parents know where their kids are?
From the time the final class
Council to consider redeveloping affordable housing for homeless
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica
FAA proposes adding larger buffer zones
The City Council could have more than originally anticipated on its plate tonight when it considers banning the fastest jets at Santa Monica Airport,
Students learn what it takes to teach
A group of wide-eyed 8-year-olds stare intently at the lecturer standing before them, some on the edge of their seats,
