The local Board of Education already reviewed data on how Santa Monica-Malibu students fared on new state tests and how their success rates varied along racial lines, a subject of
GOD HAS BEEN TELLING ME TO WALK MORE.
Not directly, of course. No, no. that would necessitate changing my political party affiliation. (Not to mention, all my spiritual beliefs.)
Speaking
On October 2 at about 12:15 a.m., officers saw a vehicle with no lights on, driving erratically in the area of Lincoln Blvd. and Pico Blvd. They stopped
The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) wants to inform customers about a new amnesty program designed to assist qualified drivers with paying unpaid traffic or non-traffic infraction tickets, by
Following the closure of the Culver Ice Arena in Culver City in 2014, a 52-year old community resource of the Greater Los Angeles area, a core group of rink/ice
When Ramsey Lambert arrived at Santa Monica High School as the new football coach earlier this year, he didn't know where his predecessor had ended up.
He found
The Civic Working Group (CWG) has made a recommendation about the future of the landmarked, but derelict Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
In a draft report, the CWG said an entertainment/
Traumatic events leave an imprint on people - that's the basis for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It's a condition that has people stuck living in the
Thanks to a smart planning process and foresight, Downtown Santa Monica has evolved over the decades into a thriving urban neighborhood.
As the city moves forward with the Downtown Specific
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. October 13, 2015
The Downtown Specific Plan on tonight's City Council agenda brings together many issues of today - density, housing, mass, height,
