Councilmembers unsure if $200,000 will get results
CITY HALL — The idea of a popular leader to tackle the homeless problem in Santa Monica might be falling on deaf ears
Not buying the Hype: Heal began with mission
During its 20-year lifespan, Heal the Bay has evolved into one of Los Angeles County’s largest environmental organizations, its efforts
Shelling out for the bay
SM BEACH — A well-known environmental group let the stars do the walking and their wallets do the talking during a Santa Monica fund-raiser
Workshop groups say job fair all about second chances
SAMOHI — The first steps to quell gang violence in Santa Monica have been taken, following two workshops held on the issue
Governor sends family condolences
DOWNTOWN — More than 1,200 people on Thursday said good-bye to Ricardo Crocker, a man who touched the lives of thousands of people while serving
New mall plans on the table in three months
DOWNTOWN — A group of residents is suing City Hall in the hopes of shedding light on what will become the new
U.N. center designed to promote peace
DOWNTOWN — Supporters of world peace have a new resource center from which to draw information and inspiration in Santa Monica.
Soka Gakkai International
Slain officer’s services have yet to be finalized
IRAQ — A well-respected Santa Monica police officer was killed in combat this week.
Officer Ricardo A. Crocker, 39, who was
City: Programs may not come cheap
CITY HALL — Elected officials want justification for a slew of utility hikes being proposed for Santa Monica residents.
Santa Monica City Council-members said
COUNCIL QUERIES, from page 1 City Councilmembers voicing their concerns
(Editor’s note: This is the third article in a series detailing City Hall’s proposed budget.) CITY HALL — As
MID-CITY — A new homeless shelter that started on rocky terrain has broken ground with the hopes of stabilizing thousands of people’s lives.
Ocean Park Community Center held a
City needs to make proposal to VA by July
CITY HALL — In its ongoing fight against homelessness, officials here have asked the Veteran’s Administration to consider making its West