Teachers bashing Bush’s schools bill
CITYWIDE The local teacher’s union is rallying the troops as it gears up for a campaign against the No Child Left Behind Act,
DOWNTOWN It seems the only thing more painful than getting a tattoo is getting one removed.
“It almost feels like you’re getting electrocuted,” said Abel Perez,a software architect
Simon says: “Here are some things to think about when buying a condo in Santa Monica, Brentwood or another Westside Los Angeles neighborhood:”
Condominiums have made home-ownership affordable for
younger squad SMC men’s hoops set to begin a youth movement this year
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE The name of the game might be basketball, but for Jesse Teplitzky, success
At 90, Levin still casts a long shadow among non-voters
WESTWOOD In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson inked the Voting Rights Act, eliminating discriminatory barriers and ensuring that every
SMC maintains edge in size over Vaqueros
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.
If at second you don’t succeed, well, that’s
DOWNTOWN Foodies, feast your eyes on this.
The culinary masterpieces of close to 40 Santa Monica and Los Angeles restaurants will converge on one spot Sunday afternoon, when the parking
X Prize Foundation ignites $30 million race
DOWNTOWN The locally based non-profit that inspired the first private flight into space is once again reaching for the stars, teaming up
Hard to say goodbye
Nearly one month after the City Council voted to award a construction contract that could result in the removal of more than 50 mature ficus trees
Promenade Playhouse offers a taste of the eclectic in SM
DOWNTOWN The ever-so eclectic Third Street Promenade has long been known as the premier entertainment destination on the Westside,
Book credits lifeguard with tourism boom in and around Santa Monica
SANTA MONICA BEACH The evolution of Santa Monica as one of the top beachside tourist destinations in Southern California
DOWNTOWN Whenever it comes time for Max Sterling to describe the West Coast lifestyle to friends and families out of state, he immediately refers to Palisades Park — the epitome of
