On April 23, 2018 Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) Traffic Investigators filed charges on a suspect involved in a traffic collision involving a vehicle and a Metro Expo Line train.
Traffic Jams And Indigestion
Dear Editor:
What ever happened to the good old days when the worst things we had to fear on Memorial Day were traffic jams and indigestion?
Advocates gathered on the steps of City Hall Monday to submit signatures in support of their effort to establish term limits for City Council. With petitions arriving up to the
Too Hot, Crowded and Not Enough Time to Stand for National Anthem
Last Friday night I attended the annual Talent Show at a local Santa Monica public elementary school. There
Students and teachers who use the Expo Line to commute to Santa Monica College will likely love the planned changes heading to 17th Street as the City looks to add
Dear EarthTalk: It’s finally time for me to retire my trusty old Nalgene and upgrade my water bottle. Are any brands or models particularly greener than others? — Cyndi Bland,
Week of May 21, 2018
Street Lighting Modernization Program
For the week of May 21, construction will take place throughout the project area bounded by Pico Blvd to the north,
The state of Santa Monica’s local economy remains strong, but shows signs the growth of recent years may be tapering off, according to a new analysis from the City’
The Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation’s third annual Wine Auction fundraiser raised over $285,000, including $92,500 in corporate support. The elegant event, presented by Fairmont Miramar Hotel
Mentorship nonprofit Step Up announced today that it will honor actress and activist Regina Hall at their annual Inspiration Awards presented by The Coach Foundation on June 1 in Beverly
Implementation of the Santa Monica Malibu School District’s Social Justice Action Plan is enjoying a seamless transition with staff, students, and board members enthused by results thus far.
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Santa Monica College (SMC) is pleased to announce a “SMC Interaction Design Grad Show”, a celebration of the college’s first 18 students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree
