At 4:22 a.m. on April 24, Santa Monica police responded to the 1500 block of Lincoln Boulevard, a Denny’s Restaurant, for a report of defrauding. When officers
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Despite another round of talks with European diplomats, Iran has reaffirmed its determination to continue pursuing nuclear technology. That outcome is hardly unexpected.
The
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Looking for some jazz in an old-school venue?
The Vic on Main Street continues with its 2005 Jazz Series with two shows every Thursday at
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AT 11:45 A.M. ON APRIL 13, Santa Monica Police responded to the 2500 block of Lincoln Boulevard regarding suspicious activity. The reporting party called police and provided
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This weekend you could give life for free. Brentwood Presbyterian Church is hosting an American Red Cross blood drive. In Southern California, 60 percent of the
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger apologized last week for suggesting that California’s border with Mexico be closed in an effort to solve the nation’s illegal immigration problem. Schwarzenegger insisted that
“Know before you Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica.
Beach pedestrian access Due to the recent rains and the saturated conditions of the bluffs, the
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Santa Monica ophthalmologist Michael Reynard, M.D. hadn’t the slightest clue that he would make a significant ornithological discovery in his recent visit
DOWNTOWN — A 30-foot-tall geyser sprang up Friday morning after a tractor-trailer clipped a fire hydrant in front of Britannia Pub on Santa Monica Boulevard.
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Panelists: Pentagon too focused on war on terror
DOWNTOWN — A distinguished panel of military experts last week addressed U.S. defense issues at the new RAND Corp. office, where they
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INTERSTATE 10 — Sean Kehoe had perishables on his mind Tuesday morning when he found himself saving someone who apparently wanted to perish.
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