POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE — A program supervisor here will be running her 10th Los Angeles Marathon in March, but she’s no longer doing it for the glory.
These days, Karen
Dozens still waiting for public plots
CITY HALL — Gardeners using public property won’t have to worry about sharing the soil, at least for another year.
The Santa Monica City
Millions spent on homeless may reach them
DOWNTOWN LA — Census data collected a year ago in efforts to address the regional homeless problem was revealed during a press conference on
Elected leaders on Tuesday authorized a developer to create at least 298 housing units downtown as part of Santa Monica’s new Civic Center complex.
Meanwhile, residents will have a
Ethical conflicts may have undone director
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING — Santa Monica’s former funeral director, who was fired for incompetence and possible ethical transgressions, continued to receive excellent performance reviews
Pier searches to continue
More than half a dozen members of the Santa Monica Police Department conducted random searches of vehicles entering here on Tuesday.
Police spokesman Lt. Frank Fabrega,
Staff members cite conflicts of interest
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING — City Hall continued to make its case on Monday regarding the termination of Woodlawn Cemetery’s former funeral director.
Three city
Changes likely on tap for Bergamot Station
CITY HALL — Speak now or forever hold your peace... well, for 20 years anyway. For any residents with something to say about what
Some say subway could be a monorail
A recent legislative push to allow tunneling below Wilshire Boulevard might be the first step to realizing a subway once envisioned to run
Students likely to take exit exam multiple times
MALIBU CITY HALL — Students who have met all other graduation requirements, but have failed the state-mandated high school exit exam, will
MALIBU CITY HALL — Financial strains may be preventing Santa Monica public schools from reaching optimum class sizes, but that hasn’t stopped one elected official from insisting more teachers are
Ready, set, read: Library opens doors
SANTA MONICA BLVD. — Moving can be rough, especially when it means lugging more than 300,000 reading materials that need to be kept in
