Mini busses bring debate
Thanks to some movement in the public transit movement in 2007, rail advocates are one step closer toward realizing the dream of bypassing vehicular traffic and
Armed with gift cards, shoppers are keeping retailers out of the red
DOWNTOWN SM For Maria Urbina, Wednesday was a long day that began at 8 a.m.
But not
The will of the residents living in the Third Street Historic District was tested when two controversial development projects — one of which involved moving a bungalow forward — came up before
SMC architecture is fetching praise
CITYWIDE The newest buildings at Santa Monica College are sitting pretty.
A trifecta of new development at the various SMC campuses — the Theatre Arts Building
Structures not going anywhere Preservationists prevailed in getting history landmarked
CITY HALL A series of aging buildings and structures around Santa Monica, once doomed to be reduced to rubble, will
One resident really went all out to show her holiday spirit
There are Christmas decorations like simple colorful bulbs and cardboard snowmen cutouts, and then there are Christmas decorations.
For
Students learn to use words, not fists
JAMS Rodney Johnson sat back in his seat, listening as the two junior high school students sitting before him bickered about a fight
Longtime waitress is done dishing it out at local eatery
DOWNTOWN SM It will start out like any other Wednesday.
Just as she’s had for 21 years, Bea Halahan
SMMUSD experienced a busy year District has seen its share of noteworthy occurrences
SMMUSD HDQTRS The year was a roller coaster of highs and lows for the public school district,
Vinyl is becoming scarce find a new addition to his beloved collection, his options are limited to swap meets, thrift stores and the slim pickings found at the few outlets
CITYWIDE The old nostalgic musical medium of yore, the vinyl LP is leaving behind a sad track record.
But while the vinyl record industry struggles, specialty stores closing across the
Vegetables are just a snip away
VENICE A group of Westsiders are hoping to end hunger in the Los Angeles area, one garden at a time.
Aiming to foster food
