Nearly 15 years in the making, Saint John’s Health Center announced the completion of its state-of-the-art replacement hospital with the upcoming opening of the 285,000-square-foot Howard Keck Center. Built from the patient’s perspective, the New […]
Two new Planning Commissioners have been appointed by the Santa Monica City Council in the last six months. Ted Winterer began his term in May by filling the seat vacated when Gleam Davis was appointed […]
If you’re wondering how Venice High field’s successful football teams year after year, look no further than the head coach. Angelo Gasca established his credentials as a Venice High and Santa Monica College quarterback. Then […]
For many years the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has been concerned with improving its communications both internally and to the community. Last spring, the School District hired a consultant to audit the School District’s […]
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is in better shape both financially and in terms of academic achievement than other school districts throughout California but it is still confronting some major challenges District Superintendent Tim […]
The Santa Monica Police Department needs your assistance in locating and identifying suspects involved in an assault with a deadly weapon investigation. On October 10, 2009 at 2:41 p.m., the Santa Monica Police Department responded […]
How Santa Monica hotels will respond to decreased demand for luxury hotel rooms coupled with an increased regional supply, local restrictions on signage to welcome conventioning groups, and the planning of events at the Santa […]
“Wait until next time” seemed to be the theme of the October 12 Landmarks Commission meeting, as two items regarding the designation of structures were continued to next month’s meeting. The issue of the nominated […]
After losing four of its first five football games Santa Monica High not only won on Friday night but looked good in taking a 34-7 before holding on to defeat Morningside, 34-21 at Corsair Field. […]
Youth from the Mid-City neighborhood of Santa Monica had the opportunity this past summer to photograph their neighborhood by participating in a new Santa Monica Bay Humans Relations Council (SMBHRC) program called “Kids with Cameras.” […]
