School board reiterates need for communication
A school board member who visited Santa Monica High School with two men appearing to be gang members, blames miscommunication for the resulting controversy,
Officials welcome fresh ideas to curb school violence
MID CITY — School officials have agreed to meet with community members who have developed their own plan to address issues related to
Group looks to keep Civic Center on track
CITY HALL — Elected officials reviewing Santa Monica’s Civic Center plan are seeing to it promises are kept to the public for
SHOTS FIRED, from page 1 Shooter flees inSUV
MID CITY — Gunshots rang out here Wednesday afternoon, startling residents who live on the 1300 block of 15th Street. No one was
Beefed up security alters feel on campus
MID CITY — Local school officials have laid out a plan to ensure Santa Monica High School is a better, safer place to learn
SMRR may face competition
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monicans and business leaders who historically have shied away from politics may soon be helping to set policy through their involvement on city boards
California schools among the worst in nation
SACRAMENTO — Thousands of parents demanding more money for public education were met with deaf ears last week when they marched onto the steps
City has never taken home for health violations, attorney says
SUNSET PARK — An apartment building in Santa Monica plagued with code violations has been ordered by the court to be
Themes will set tone for change in SM
CITY HALL — Santa Monicans who feel their needs may not be met in the future have asked their elected leaders to reconsider
Yahoo offers a variety of Internet services
MID CITY — The company that boasts one of the most frequented sites on the Internet recently revealed why it’s important to have
DOWNTOWN — Business leaders who operate near the Third Street Promenade say better public lighting is needed before better public art.
Board members of the Bayside Business District — a nonprofit organization
Shriver takes his first big step on council
CITY HALL — Elected officials here plan to hire a high-profile liaison with a salary of as much as $200,000 and
