OCEAN PARK — The task of keeping tabs on corporations and the government may seem daunting, but several people are making a career of it in Santa Monica.
One of them
City Hall helps sister in need
CITY YARDS — Trucks and equipment departed here on Friday bound for Santa Monica’s sister city devastated by Hurricane Katrina.
The 18 trucks and
Cold war at SMC satellite shows signs of thawing
BUNDY CAMPUS — Regional officials continue to meet in the hopes that Santa Monica College’s Bundy campus will become more accessible
CITYWIDE — While Santa Monica’s newest buildings should stand the test of time, not to mention a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the city still has a long way to go
Signer of $1M check still eludes authorities
CITYWIDE — A lawsuit regarding an unendorsed $1 million check from Los Angeles County to the Big Blue Bus, stolen from the US postal
Cops search for third Moose Lodge suspect
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Authorities have arrested a man believed to be responsible for the murders of both Jonathan Hernan-dez and Hector Bonilla,
Proposed West L.A. barn to handle 150 ‘green’ buses
VENICE BUS BARN — A private developer wants to turn the Venice Metro bus facility into a gated residential community, but
Teachers: ‘Paycheck protection’ deceptive
CITYWIDE — Many Santa Monica public workers are joining forces with statewide groups to oppose Proposition 75, saying it’s an attack on their ability take part
CITYWIDE — As the countdown continues for Santa Monica to find a replacement for its top administrator, community members are beginning to discuss the qualities they would like in a new
Retail in, parlor tricks out
CITY HALL — Community concerns about neighborhood sex shops have prompted city officials to re-evaluate how they regulate adult entertainment in Santa Monica.
As a
After years of delays, City Hall almost has enough money to pay for it
CITY HALL — Big steps to improve downtown sidewalk areas that aren’t part of the Third
Cart operators wary they’re being ‘churned’
CITY HALL — The Promenade’s new vending cart program has hit a serious bump in the road, as elected officials have determined that
