OLYMPIC HIGH SCHOOL The aftermath of a gruesome drunk driving wreck is projected onto the wall of a classroom, images of a blood-stained Ocean Avenue and the remains of
Lohan is rumored to be a member of star-studded cast
OCEAN PARK The criminal case of a Santa Monica landlady accused of killing two homeless men is about to
BRENTWOOD Move over Teletubbies and Barney.
When Ebony Hodge first installed a Dish Network satellite system in her Long Beach home more than a year ago, she was rewarded with
AT THE CHECKOUT COUNTER IN THE GROCERY STORE, Rob couldn’t help hearing the young cashier commiserate with the check out boy. “I hear you got yelled at.”
“Yeah, again!
OCEAN PARK The ultimate cure for a writer’s block just might be a cup of Joe.
Tucked away from the clothing boutique and restaurant filled Main Street is a
How to fix up small apartments
CITYWIDE When Laura Rogers first saw her new Lincoln Boulevard apartment more than three months ago, the Maryland native found herself in a studio
Wedding season is now
CITYWIDE With temperatures slowly rising and flowers in full bloom, it’s the time of year again when betrothed couples conclude months of planning for the
School district hosting benefit
SAMOHI For the students who have trouble getting out of bed to face another boring day in class, there’s few better motivational tools that the
Student agents seek publisher
MONTANA AVENUE Watching cartoons are so last year.
While most kids are preoccupied watching “Jimmy Neutron” or playing video games, Roosevelt Elementary fourth graders Samantha Hsieh
Students brainstorm to soothe the earth’s environmental issues
MID-CITY Along with completing a history assignment and finding a prom date, saving the environment is becoming a priority for
District may have to abandon practice to please City Council
CITY HALL Despite a City Council decision last week to withhold $750,000 from the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School
Sporting everything from the 1950s dresses to the big curly hair styles of the 1980s, the students calmly performed the play in its entirety, some perfecting their role while others
