Affordable housing occupied a significant slice of last week's City Council meeting.
Council moved forward with the potential sale of the Mountain View Mobile Home Park, modified municipal
The filing of a lawsuit that challenges Santa Monica’s current election system prompted an abrupt halt in negotiations to split the local school district and led to the resignation
Plenty has changed in the nearly 30 years since Tate Nelson graduated from Santa Monica High School. He went to college. He established a career. He settled in Colorado.
But
This Thursday, Rusty's Surf Ranch will hold its second week of performances in the preliminary round of its 15th Annual Emerging Artist Competition.
This week's bracket
An independent investigation into the City of Santa Monica's ethical procedures has determined Santa Monica officials experienced “lapses in judgment” in relation to the Elizabeth Riel case and
Planning Commission will hopefully finish their multi-month discussion of the old Post Office site and hear preliminary proposals for a pair of downtown developments at a special meeting this Wednesday.
High school science teacher Ross McCurdy and his crew took off from North Central State Airport in Lincoln, Rhode Island at 10:20 a.m. on Saturday, April 16 in
Walking onto the St. Monica Catholic High School campus brought back a flood of memories for Michael Alcala.
A former student at the Santa Monica private school with numerous connections
“The Dark Horse” is a powerful film, a biographical study of an extraordinary and transcendent New Zealand man of Maori descent, Geness Potini. “Gen” was a genius with bipolar disorder.
On April 6, 2016 at approximately 4:20 p.m.
Officers were dispatched to the front lobby of the Public Safety Facility on the 300 block of Olympic Drive in
