’Roid rage: District takes a tougher stance on drugs
SMMUSD HQTRS — Santa Monica students who take steroids will not only have to face possible health problems, but soon will also
Council hopes to name new City Manager by Thanksgiving
CITY HALL — It appears that the new City Manager won’t come from within the local government as the three current
Skaters: Cove needs to lighten up
MEMORIAL PARK — Santa Monicans say they are stoked about the city’s new skatepark, if only they could use it more.
Some residents are
McCarthy leaving her City Manager job Dec. 8
CITY HALL — Elected officials say they are narrowing the search to fill the city’s top administrator position and may have a
FAA still studying proposal submitted by City Hall
SANTA MONICA AIRPORT — Residents who believe airplanes are taking off and landing too close to their homes are waiting for a response
Students want better SMC parking access
CITY HALL — Santa Monica College gained a victory last week in its ongoing political gridlock with City Hall when elected officials agreed to let
Yes, Virginia, a new park opens
VIRGINIA AVENUE PARK — Residents are confident a $13 million expansion and renovation to one of the largest parks in Santa Monica is going to
PRI denies retaliatory practices, says employee was threatened
THIRD STREET — Allegations of retaliatory practices by the Promenade’s new vending cart operator have elected leaders considering breaking the contract with
Brothers have raised $12K
SANTA MONICA PIER — Brothers committed to honoring their late mother’s memory braked in Santa Monica on Thursday during a Pan- American bicycle trek geared towards
City’s ability to house the homeless on decline
CITY HALL — A public hearing to discuss the city’s progress in fighting homelessness was put off on Tuesday, aggravating some
VGC hopes LAPD support will spread
VERA DAVIS CENTER — Los Angeles law enforcement officers have agreed to partner up with social service groups committed to overcoming gang violence in their
