By Marina Andalon
Once a year the courtroom at Edmund D. Edelman Children’s Court is decorated with signs, balloons and teddy bears for the kids who are awaiting the
BY KATE CAGLE
In just one day, more than $10,000 in donations poured in for the funeral costs of David Cline, a Santa Monica High School graduate killed in
BY KATE CAGLE
A Southern California developer recently found to have committed of fraud and forgery will potentially face the scrutiny of City Hall concerning current and future projects in
BY KATE CAGLE
When more than a hundred Santa Monica restaurant employees opened their last paychecks they saw something extra from their boss: reassurance he will fight for them during
I’m sitting at the Loews Hotel, watching the Ferris Wheel cycle through a holiday series of lights. There’s the holiday lights on the pier that are in the
BY KATE CAGLE
An Italian restaurant with rooftop views on the Santa Monica Pier is asking the city for permission for a make over.
The owners of Ristorante Al Mare
BY KATE CAGLE
Development plans near Santa Monica beaches will soon have to take climate change and the long-term impact of sea level rise into account.
For the first
On November 25, at about 8:25 a.m.
Officers responded to a radio call for service at 11th Street and Pico Blvd regarding a subject lying on the sidewalk
BY MATTHEW HALL
As President-Elect Donald Trump begins to shape his administration, local authorities are clarifying their stance on potential controversial issues before Trump even takes office.
Officials have
By Jack Neworth
At 70, Donald Trump is the oldest president to ever be elected. He's also the only president married three times and the first president to
BY MATTHEW HALL
The decisions before City Council at their Dec. 6 meeting are as important as ever, but a pair of requests from Councilman Kevin McKeown are as, if
On November 26 at about 2:25 p.m.
Officers responded to a radio call for service at the Apple Store- 1415 3rd Street Promenade regarding an assault that just
