7/17/1950 Claude R. Short Dodge-Plymouth Dealership (Location: 1127 Santa Monica Blvd. at 12th Street) Then/Now is an ongoing feature of the Santa Monica History Museum. The museum is located at 1350 7th St. and is open Tuesday through Saturday. For more information about the museum and its current
Governor Jerry Brown has signed AB 2299, which will encourage the development of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as a way to increase the housing supply. Authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom
Authorities responded to a bomb threat at Santa Monica Courthouse after a suspected explosive device was reported Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff's bomb squad personnel arrived around 1 p.m.
Editor: Craig Foster and Oscar de la Torre do not want to stand to pledge their allegiance to our American flag. If you are so unhappy where, get out! And take Colin Kaepernick with you. David Long Santa Monica
The Santa Monica High School baseball team is welcoming its third head coach in four seasons, another transition for a program that has been the subject of several controversies in
On September 16 at approximately 3:15 p.m. a Loss Prevention agent working at the Sears, 301 Colorado Ave., saw the suspect enter the store and recognized him from
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the City of Santa Monica for actions the FAA believes might violate the law that requires City Hall to keep the airport open.
The
Another round of endorsements has occurred for local election and ballot measures.
Institutional endorsements continue to back incumbents for city council and oppose Measure LV.
There are 10 candidates running
Throughout her daily life, Traci Propst observes and interacts with what seems to be a strange subset of creatures.
These so-called millennials have immersed themselves in a technologically driven
A Santa Monica resident is helping a piece of history travel cross-country as a moving tribute to a group of WWII pilots, including his father.
Santa Monica resident Christopher
Editor I support the first amendment rights of Mr. Foster and Mr. de la Torre to protest. However as elected officials at a Board of Education meeting I feel that they abused their responsibilities to the community that elected them not to stand for the pledge of allegiance. Murray Greiff Santa Moni
