City Council approved several reforms to the anti-corruption laws at its June 28 meeting with the intent to seek voter approval in November.
The precise language will return to council
If the transcendent power of music hadn’t yet dawned on Nicolle Ruetz, it certainly did as she and her Iraqi taxi driver bonded over the Shakira song playing through
On June 28 at about 11:39 a.m., Santa Monica police officers responded to the 200 block of Broadway regarding an injured person requiring medical attention and was possibly
Cinderella, meet Prince Mathews.
The men’s college basketball program that has become known for carrying the small-school banner at the so-called Big Dance has added Jordan Mathews to its
More riders apparently equals more voices.
As more commuters throughout the region get around on public transportation, more comments come in on the highlights and downsides of the light-rail system.
The photos and videos confirmed what Chad Beeten said he could not.
Images and clips of Shareef O'Neal playing on the Crossroads boys basketball team indicate he'
To make it possible for people to walk over the California Incline, city officials had to walk back the timeline for the iconic piece of Santa Monica infrastructure.
The construction
By Roberto Luna
Daily Press Intern
Santa Monica residents will be able to enjoy jazz, classic and contemporary music while fundraising for people affected by the recent shooting in Orlando.
There will probably be a rush to assess Sandra Lyon's legacy as superintendent of the Santa Monica-Malibu school district.
But, at least in the eyes of one Board
When an elderly woman arrived recently at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, homeless and seeking help, officials at the Santa Monica congregation knew what to do.
First they contacted Darci Niva
By Jeong Park
Daily Press Intern
State inspectors will be visiting Santa Monica businesses starting in July to check if they are complying with the state regulations.
Eight representatives from
