CITYWIDE — "Here she comes."
A woman wandered up to a home on Longfellow Street, muttering to herself under her breath. She saw a group of Santa Monica officials
COUNTYWIDE — Ending months of speculation, Santa Monica native and former State Sen. Sheila Kuehl announced this week that she will run to replace Zev Yaroslavsky, who is termed out, on
DOWNTOWN L.A. — The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 11 a.m., to hear comments on the proposed Clean
MALIBU — Months after the dust settled on one investigation, Malibu City Councilman Skylar Peakhas become the subject of another.
Sheriff's officials say Peak is under investigation for a
PICO BLVD — City officials are recommending the City Council cut off funding to a youth center less than a month after half of its board members resigned over differences with
CITYWIDE — With Christmas behind us, Californians are looking forward to the pop of champagne corks — or sparkling cider bottles — and the clean slate provided by unmarked 2013 calendars.
Of course
CITY HALL — A leading credit rating agency announced Monday that it would downgrade one of Santa Monica's bond ratings, a move that could lead to higher borrowing costs
KEN EDWARDS CENTER — The Arts Commission will once again wrestle Monday night with the fate of "Chain Reaction," a towering sculpture at the Civic Center that recently lost
PCH — The Annenberg Community Beach House powered through its third operational year, providing the public access to the beach and other amenities while putting a lighter strain on municipal budgets
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — State lawmakers officially began their next two-year session Monday as they were sworn in to a newly reshaped Legislature in which Democrats hold powerful supermajorities in both houses.
CITYWIDE — When a disaster strikes, Santa Monica residents will likely have access to emergency shelters to keep them safe while they and first responders deal with the aftermath.
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NORWALK, Calif. — Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom added another 300 votes to his lead over opponent Assemblywoman Betsy Butler in the penultimate ballot count of the Nov. 6 election, officials
