By Eric C. Shafer
On a February Sunday several years ago I was traveling with a group of U.S. Lutherans in the West Bank, the area of biblical Palestine
Teachers and administrators at Santa Monica High School had seen it happen far too often: A student they believed was qualified to take an Advanced Placement class signs up and
Last spring, the Santa Monica High School wind ensemble had the opportunity of a lifetime to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York. Later this month, the students will travel
Editor:
Your article on Tuesday about mail theft did not mention a problem with mailboxes on Ocean Avenue, at Marguerita, Montana, and Washington Streets, and on San Vicente at 4th
On Jan. 27 at approximately 12:10 a.m.
Officers were on patrol in the 200 block of Broadway when they observed a male subject, later identified as Emmanuel Aranda,
Santa Monica has hit its goal of water self-sufficiency … for 19 days in January.
The City wants permanent water independence by 2020 but conservation efforts prompted by the drought have
The City of Santa Monica is eliminating 73 aircraft tie-downs in a six-acre parcel of the Santa Monica airport to make way for a potential expansion of Airport Park.
Only
The Santa Monica-Malibu Board of Education on Thursday will weigh approval of more than $2 million in facility improvement costs.
The bulk of the $2 million in facility-related projects is
Once again the amazing and consistently fabulous Fountain Theater has mounted a play that, like most of their others, is a must see!
This one is called “Dream Catcher” and
