Santa Monica - SMDP (Page 38)

Man arrested for train station stabbing

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man Saturday morning after a stabbing at th

By Editor

/ 5 May 2020

What to keep in a world of cuts

Santa Monica is in the midst of an economic crisis and despite the headlines surrounding budget cuts

By Editor

/ 5 May 2020

Your column here – Equity, Transparency, and Efficiency on the Road to Economic Recovery

By Judy Abdo and Juan Matute The magnitude of the crisis facing Santa Monica and the hard choices w

By Guest Author

/ 5 May 2020

Your column here – Equity, Transparency, and Efficiency on the Road to Economic Recovery

Your Column Here – Asia Cruise Survivor Takes COVID-19 Antibody Test

We pull in front of the lab and the sign reads, “COVID-19 IgG and IgM Rapid Antibody Screen.” My

By Guest Author

/ 4 May 2020

Your Column Here – Asia Cruise Survivor Takes COVID-19 Antibody Test

Residents call for Santa Monica to restrict car traffic on neighborhood streets

As other cities across California open up their streets for recreation and exercise during the coron

By Todd James

/ 1 May 2020

Residents call for Santa Monica to restrict car traffic on neighborhood streets

Your Column Here – Stronger and more resilient

By Ted Winterer The economic crisis wrought by the Coronavirus pandemic is unlike anything we’ve

By Guest Author

/ 29 Apr 2020

Your Column Here – Stronger and more resilient

Lime leaves Santa Monica permanently, other scooter companies continue operation

As the local coronavirus outbreak reaches its sixth week, Santa Monicans have three types of scooter

By Todd James

/ 29 Apr 2020

Lime leaves Santa Monica permanently, other scooter companies continue operation

Your Column Here – Excessive Cuts to Transportation Department Will Threaten Economic Recovery

The streets we travel on make up over 20% of our city, and are one of our biggest assets. Our street

By Guest Author

/ 29 Apr 2020

Your Column Here – Excessive Cuts to Transportation Department Will Threaten Economic Recovery

Light shaking as 3.7 magnitude earthquake strikes South L.A.

Light shaking could be felt across the Los Angeles Basin after a magnitude 3.7 earthquake struck underneath South Los Angeles just after midnight Wednesday. The Los Angeles Times reported

By Associated Press

/ 22 Apr 2020

Light shaking as 3.7 magnitude earthquake strikes South L.A.

Your Column Here – Not the Earth Day we expected

By Mayor Kevin McKeown In the year of the very first Earth Day, 1970, your mayor was a rock’n’r

By Guest Author

/ 22 Apr 2020

Your Column Here – Not the Earth Day we expected

City Attorney to fill in for newly vacant City Manager position

City Attorney Lane Dilg has been chosen as an interim replacement for City Manager Rick Cole, who announced his resignation Friday. At a special meeting on Saturday, City Council voted

By Matthew Hall

/ 18 Apr 2020

City Attorney to fill in for newly vacant City Manager position

Urth Caffé, local community partner for ‘Feed Our First Responders’ program

While first responders continue to put their lives on the line during the recent pandemic, many will

By Brennon Dixson

/ 15 Apr 2020