By CHARLES ANDREWS
KEEP HOPE ALIVE
I often — too often, these days — come back for strength to that signature quote from Rev. Jesse Jackson, from decades ago, and he still
Women, particularly women of color, are largely absent from Santa Monica’s historical archives and the Santa Monica Public Library is hoping to add some to the history books.
The
Santa Monica burger lovers get a new fast-casual food option this week.
The Habit Burger Grill will open its doors to Santa Monicans this Wednesday, February 27 at 3001
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. February 26, 2019
One of the great things about Santa Monica’s civic process is the high level of community participation. One of its greatest
City Council meetings that last until 1 a.m. may soon be a thing of the past.
Council will vote Tuesday night on a resolution that would shorten its often
Santa Monica and Malibu schools may soon be equipped with security cameras and ID verification systems for campus visitors.
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education is
New state legislation announced Friday would extend some of the insurance and safety protections Santa Monica provides for dockless scooter and bike riders to all Californians.
AB 1286, by Assemblymember
With the Academy Awards taking place tomorrow, an intense focus will be placed on films released throughout the year.
Many aspects of these films will be celebrated such as costumes,
On February 12, at about 6:08 p.m.
Officers responded to a radio call for service at Bloomingdales- 315 Colorado Avenue – regarding a theft suspect in custody. Officers determined
The state assemblymember representing Santa Monica is introducing a bill that would tax soda and sugar-sweetened beverages – for the third time.
Richard Bloom, a Democrat who represents the Westside
by Oscar de la Torre
Kevin McKeown and Ana Jara’s letter to the editor is self-serving and deceitful. They argue that voters will lose the ability to vote
