Santa Monica was named the top digital city in America for cities with populations of 75,000 to 124,999 by e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities magazine. Although Santa Monica has held this title […]
Last week four Santa Monica High softball players revealed their destinations to play at Division 1 colleges. Before departing, they intend to lead Coach Debbie Skaggs’ Vikings through one more outstanding year. Shortstop Kaile Nakao […]
Former Santa Monica High baseball star Cody Decker had such a dreadful junior season at UCLA he wasn’t selected in any round of the major league draft. It was a bitter disappointment for Decker as […]
Even a homecoming narrow defeat last Friday may not knock Santa Monica High’s football team out of the CIF playoffs. Despite a 19-18 loss to Inglewood at Corsair Field the Vikings are in position to […]
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) wants to start working on developing its strategic plan as soon as possible in order to help them deal with the tough budget decisions they will be facing […]
The wait may have seemed as long as a lifetime in Shangri-La, but the 1939 hotel of that name at 1301 Ocean Avenue is now a City Landmark, thanks to a unanimous vote at the […]
At its Tuesday, Nov. 8 meeting, the Santa Monica City Council passed an ordinance banning the cat declawing processes onychectomy and flexor tendonectomy, because the procedures are “painful, cruel and dangerous to the cats and […]
Santa Monica Pier was officially named the “symbolic end point” of Route 66, the Chicago to Los Angeles highway, on its 83rd anniversary, on Wednesday, November 11.
Veterans for Peace did a two-day memorial at Arlington West with a candlelight vigil on Saturday night, honoring Veteran’s Day which fell on Wednesday, November 11. They included the victims of Ft Hood in their […]
City Manager, Lamont Ewell held the first of the his five community budget meetings at John Muir School in Ocean Park to discuss community priorities and how they are integrated into the City’s budget process. […]
