New police beats to begin Sunday
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY This Sunday, there will be a new sheriff in town. There will be eight to be exact.
While they’re actually
Speakers talk about the damaging effects of racism, which still hurt today
DOWNTOWN Wilma Ellis was only 9 years old when she came across a momentary brush of segregation so
International visitors are down, raising concerns
DOWNTOWN When it comes to tourism in Santa Monica, there’s some really good news, and then there’s some bad news.
The good
New legislation could stall plan
WEST L.A. Standing in front of the main hospital on the Veterans Affairs campus on Wednesday, surrounded by young and old soldiers of past
Survey would help guide services
CITY HALL A New York-based agency that has dramatically reduced the homeless population in midtown Manhattan is coming to Santa Monica later this month
A resident wants to house homeless in small modules
DOWNTOWN If sleeping in closet-like capsules is good enough for Japanese businessmen, then it should be good enough for Santa
DUBUQUE, IDAHO In a crowded room illuminated by the flashing bulbs of news cameras and the cheers of political supporters, Nancy Linehan Charles finally came face-to-face with a
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Community Corporation’s new building at 26th Street and Santa Monica Boulevard is raising some eyebrows for its innovative design, even being called “a ray of
SUNSET PARK Residents living adjacent to Santa Monica College appreciate the removal of a heavily-used bus stop at Pearl and 20th streets that generated plenty of noise and garbage,
Hikers prepare to repair trails
Recent fires took a toll on trails in the SM Mountains SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS Todd Lubin was staring sadly at the sight before him, a
MELTING AWAY Kevin Herrera Families on Thursday flock to Santa Monica's only ice skating rink, a popular attraction over the holidays with an estimated 25,000 visitors so
