This week the City announced it would maintain current drought restrictions, including penalties for over use despite recent rains.
January was a landmark month after five years of drought in
Ordinance Prohibiting Discrimination Against Voucher Holders Upheld
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 31, 2017 — In a major victory for tenants, a court on Monday upheld a Santa Monica ordinance that bans discrimination
Citywide
Santa Monica Public Library Announces 2017 Santa Monica Reads Selection
2017 marks the fifteenth anniversary of Santa Monica Public Library’s annual community reading program Santa Monica Reads. Tremendously
The City is moving forward with plans to improve data and metrics across departments as part of a cutting-edge initiative to measure wellbeing and improve Santa Monicans’ daily lives.
On January 19, at about 8:33 p.m.
Officers responded to Sephora at 1244 3r Street Promenade regarding a theft involving two subjects. The suspects were detained outside the
Boxing has earned a local following in Santa Monica thanks to professional fights hosted at the airport and locals who might be inspired to pickup up some of the fitness
Supporting immigrants
Editor:
As children of Holocaust survivors and refugees from the1956 Hungarian Revolution, we strongly oppose the administration’s ban on immigrants.
We urge our Congressional leaders to come
Los Angeles
Indictment in LAX drug smuggling case
A federal grand jury has named a Jamaican man in an indictment that accuses him of supplying a Jet Blue flight attendant
The Planning Commission will discuss alcohol licenses and granny flats at their Feb. 1 meeting.
Two alcohol licenses are up for discussion Wednesday including one for a restaurant inside the
