Council members bump heads over two historical houses
CITY HALL Two dilapidated old houses, each facing a different barrier to preservation, were given a second chance at survival by the
ONCE AGAIN, THE STATE IS ACTING “IN our best interests,” only this time, it is really in our pets’ best interests. Assemblyman Lloyd Levine has introduced AB1634 — the California Healthy
“Know before you Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Access
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
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FROM TRIAL PAGE 3 Golay trial goes to court
DOWNTOWN LA The murder trial of an elderly Santa Monica landlord — a bizarre tale that is the subject of an upcoming
OCEAN PARK Not all lessons are learned in the classroom.
Armed with just a simple handheld camcorder, Olympic High School students Marina Magallanes and Brenda Morales captured the stories of
suit in his office at SMPD headquarters.
In the opening scene, the girls walk into the bathroom, giggling nervously, searching for Abraham. The bathroom looks cold and uninviting, a pile
Landmarks Commission shelves vote
CITYWIDE The perpetual preservation of Santa Monica’s iconic ocean-view park will just have to wait.
Citing the need for city staff to spend more
Cost of conflicts has a serious local impact
CITY HALL While there’s no accounting for the loss of human lives, in monetary terms, the war in Iraq is costing
Creative fund raising backs movie project
MONTANA AVENUE It was a few corrupt business deals and a run-in with a particularly bad dude that brought Blu de Golyer all
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THE CITY BUDGET FOR THE 2007-08 fiscal year, beginning July 1, is scheduled for approval by the City Council, tomorrow night.
Tomorrow night, City Council will consider
