SM families share in lieu trepidations
CITY HALL — Some developer fees have been quadrupled in order to provide buyers and renters alike with more affordable housing, but not without a
Two former Samohi instructors face music
LAX COURTHOUSE — The former Santa Monica High School coach found guilty of nine felony charges related to sexual relationships he had with three teenage
Group seeking the help of local police officers
VERA DAVIS CENTER — This community center that resulted from a truce among Venice gangs in the 1990s has become a meeting place
Hoffman’s troupe in residency at Madison
MID-CITY — The theater which supporters say will become a mecca for Westside arts and culture was topped off with its final high
Council expected to OK new fees for developers
CITY HALL — Elected officials today will decide whether they will quadruple some developer fees in an effort to provide more affordable housing
City manager’s salary starts at $225K annually
One of the most important jobs in Santa Monica is up for grabs, and elected officials say the best candidate will win.
Cityinearlystagesofplan
CITY HALL — If taken at face value, Santa Monica is a “C” student when it comes to its sustain-ability performance.
So says a September report issued by City
Rendering courtesy of city of Santa Monica The site plan for the Marion Davies Estate project depicts what renovators envision by the 2008 completion date. Residents turn out to weigh
Cart operators ready to bend Council’s ear
CITY HALL — City officials hoped a recent report would smooth out controversy over Third Street’s new vending cart program, but operators
‘Bandit’ faces life in prison following conviction by jury
TORRANCE — A jury on Thursday convicted the “Dread-locks Bandit” on 19 counts of robbery and three counts of attempted robbery
Check mates District offers help to victims’ families
LAX COURTHOUSE — A former Santa Monica High School coach pleaded guilty on Wednesday to nine felony charges related to sexual relationships he
National retailer looks for niche by the beach
DOWNTOWN — A popular retailer of outdoor gear will replace the Toys “R” Us that once occupied the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard
