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CITYWIDE — A delegation of officials from across Los Angeles County is heading to New York today to learn what that
‘No growth’ also on the table amid talks
CITY HALL — The fate of this city by the sea will be largely up for discussion today, as elected leaders brace for
Three audits revealed questionable finances
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING — The man fired from Santa Monica’s public cemetery for questionable ethical behavior and financial boondoggling insists he played by the rules
Beach overhaul should be completed by 2007
WILL ROGERS BEACH — Construction has finally begun for beach improvements that were planned six years ago, though they will cost nearly twice as
Former Olympian was original suspect
LAX COURTHOUSE — The jury trial is underway for the man suspected of kidnapping a Santa Monica elderly woman twice and who previously escaped from authorities.
Santa Monica’s beaches expected to remain open
Local officials said the sewer spill which devastated South Bay this week would be less likely to happen in Santa Monica.
Meanwhile,
DAC discussion expected to surface at board meeting
CITY HALL — The attempts by elected school officials to clarify what roles citizen groups play within the district may have backfired, with
CITYWIDE — Service needs to house the Westside’s homeless and help them get back on their feet may become clearer with the release of first-time ever demographic information concerning
Coalition’s intentions come under fire following report
CITY HALL — Officials said a report ranking Santa Monica among the country’s “meanest” cities for criminalizing the homeless missed the mark,
They’re back... for now
PALISADES PARK — Feed them, and they will come.
So says City Hall, which is encouraging the public to stop feeding the ground squirrels in Palisades
Library auditorium dedicated to MLK
SANTA MONICA LIBRARY — A Monday celebration recognizing Martin Luther King Jr. ended with a march to the new library auditorium that bears his name.
After
King: Dream still lives
The legacy of the Civil Rights movement was shared among generations on Monday, when Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter spoke at a Santa Monica event
