DMV gives tips on how to talk to seniors about driving
State officials have determined that the woman who drove onto the Third Street Promenade last month isn’t competent
New law aims to attract more small businesses to Promenade
In an effort designed to slow the corporate takeover of downtown, the City Council on Tuesday agreed to limit storefront
The results of the recall election poll are in...
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “Will you vote for or against the recall? And who
Experts sifting through Farmers Market evidence
Experts are zeroing in on answers to last month’s Farmers Market tragedy in which an elderly Santa Monica man killed 10 and injured
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “Is Santa Monica making itself a magnet for more and more homeless people or are we simply doing our
Cars illegal on pedestrian mall
A confused 67-year-old woman drove her car down Santa Monica’s pedestrian mall on Monday, but injured no one.
The Third Street Promenade,
By Katherine Marie Anderson
Your article about the majority of Santa Monica city employees not living in Santa Monica raises several interesting questions.
Because most city employees do not live
Editor: I’ve just read the article about the chamber of commerce’s criticism of the size of the Santa Monica city government (SMDP, Aug. 8, page 1). The statement
Man plans to sue City Hall in federal court
A judge has cleared the way for a local game inventor to sue City Hall in federal court for allegedly violating
By Charles Springer
Another angel has come to the streets of Santa Monica.
Her name is Alexandra “Alex” Khan and she is an 18-year-old woman with a heart
By Vincentt Garofalo
During the unfortunate accident at the farmers market on the week of July 16, I have witnessed a community that has come together with dignity and pride.
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
With last week marking the one-week anniversary of that tragic accident and the memory of it burning in my mind and heart, it was
