SMMUSD HDQRTRS — The Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation is just under a quarter of the way to its $4 million fundraising goal after passing the midpoint of its 17-month
CITY HALL — In what will likely be a short pre-Thanksgiving meeting on Tuesday, City Council will consider reversing changes made to the city's landmarks law in 2003.
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — On Nov. 10, at approximately 5 p.m the Santa Monica Police Department and the Santa Monica Fire Department responded to the rear of 1410 ThirdStreet Promenade
SMO —Usage of the Santa Monica Airport continued to decline in 2013 but the number of jet flights increased.
Total operations at the airport dropped below a hundred thousand for
SMMUSD HDQRTRS — Last school year, district officials got a call from one of their principals: One of her students had started a fire.
She'd have to suspend the
MAIN STREET — City Council voted to "save" "Chain Reaction" back in February but the sculpture is still cordoned off awaiting repairs.
The Landmarks Commission will consider
CULVER CITY — Construction of the incoming Expo Light Rail is now 80 percent complete.
Earlier this month, Phase 1 of the Expo line — which runs from Culver City to Downtown
Editor's note: This article reflects the results available as of Friday afternoon.
CITYWIDE — Early in the morning following election day, after the election night ballots were counted, the
CITY HALL — The City of Santa Monica wants to hear residents' input on the preferred uses for chunk of federal money totaling about $1.3M per year.
The City
On Nov. 3 at approximately 9:35 p.m.
Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 900 block of 9th St., regarding an assault with a deadly weapon that just
CITY HALL — The resident who was hired for and then denied a top city position is dismissing her lawsuit against the city manager, for now.
Elizabeth Riel is still suing
