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
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
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
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
