In an election that saw the national population explicitly reject the establishment in favor of an outsider, Santa Monica voters doubled down on the status quo.
Local voters rejected Measure
On October 29, at approximately 6:27 p.m.
Officers responded to a shoplifting call at Sephora, 1244 Third Street Promenade. The loss prevention officer for the store told officers
Celebrate one year of Breeze bike sharing November 12, 2016 – come on and take a free ride!
Breeze Bike Share, presented by hulu, provides 500 shared ‘smart bikes’ at 80
The Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District board has officially hired Dr. Ben Drati as the district’s new Superintendent.
The district announced plans to hire Drati in October and
On October 29, at about 6:48 a.m.
An officer responded to the 1400 block of Ocean Avenue regarding an “irate subject” creating a disturbance. Officers were advised the
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The Price of a Vote
By Elizabeth Van Denburgh and Laurence Eubank
Democratic elections are decided by a simple equalitarian equation: one person, one vote. The most votes win, whether
While hordes of tourists and walked to and from the Pier and around Downtown Santa Monica this Saturday, the intersection of Ocean Ave. and Colorado Blvd. was transformed into a
BY MATTHEW HALL
Santa Monica pursuing legal action to force a pair of airport businesses to vacate airport property.
The action follows some legal maneuvering by the businesses, the FAA
Huge Success for Westside Food Bank’s Hunger Walk
Last Sunday’s Hunger Walk was a big success for Westside Food Bank! More than 600 walkers participated in the walk
On October 29, at approximately 7:25 p.m.
Public Service Officers from the Santa Monica Police Department were patrolling Tongva Park and heard what sounded like two people inside
BY MATTHEW HALL
The Big Blue Bus (BBB) gave away transit fares worth $392,794 during its inaugural Buy One Get One (BOGO) promotion.
The BOGO program ran for 17
