Two incumbents are projected to keep their seats with third place still balancing on uncounted ballots for another term on Santa Monica City Council as voters left the polls Tuesday. Planning Commissioner Ted Winterer, who […]
Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (AFICE) is looking for individuals to work as Community Representatives, who will find host families for international students and will work with them and their families. Call Anne Ring, […]
As a director, Clint Eastwood has told myriad soulful tales. There’s the story of a female boxer unwilling to be pigeonholed (“Million Dollar Baby”), a washed-up cowboy seeking justice (“Unforgiven”), a narrow-minded curmudgeon with a […]
More than 1 million voters set a record this year by requesting mail in ballots in Los Angeles County for the November general election. Prior to 1978, only voters with certified medical reasons or who […]
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More than 60 percent of Santa Monica voters cast their ballots in favor or Measure Y and the related Measure YY. “This is a win for our students and for our community,” said Tom Larmore, […]
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Editor’s Note: Chris Bley contacted the Mirror after this story was posted to the website and had the following rebuttal to Mechur and de la Torre. “Because, first of all, besides each of us having […]
Entrepreneur Greg Kusch has a story to tell about his childhood friend Antonio “Tony” Todd, a Santa Monica High School alumnus and one-time USC football recruit. Todd, an actor by profession, last year invited Kusch […]
On October 30, 2010, at 8:27 p.m., officers responded to the 1500 block of the beach to assist Harbor Guards with a boat that was coming ashore. Upon arrival, the officers were advised that Harbor […]
