While the three-week restraining order and the new landmark filing keep the ficus trees on 2nd and 4th Streets from being removed, the battle to save them continues, and so does the public debate on […]

At a special Saturday workshop, Santa Monica Finance Director Carol Swindell told the City Council that first quarter City revenues for Fiscal Year 2007-08 would be about $300,000 more than expected. Swindell also noted at […]

With an anticipated spring opening, construction is slated to begin on the City of Santa Monica’s Beach Greening Project between October 22 and October 29. The goal of the project is to take an underutilized […]

Millions of dollars in liability once again face the City of Santa Monica in the civil suits arising out of the July 2003 Farmers’ Market tragedy, after the California Court of Appeal last Friday reversed […]

Expectations are high for the Venice High football team, which has defeated CIF powers Santa Monica and Oaks Christian and has hopes of winning the first LA City Section championship in the history of the […]

After scoring one touchdown in its opening game the St. Monica football team has been shut out five consecutive times, the latest a 43-0 loss to Bishop’s of San Diego Saturday, October 13.  St. Monica […]

The Santa Monica College football team lost its sixth straight game Saturday, October 13 at Harbor, 37-13.  SMC won the Western State Conference Southern Division championship four seasons ago. Since then the Corsairs have had […]

After the Palisades High football team struggled to find a running game in three losses Miles Nelson emerged with 174 yards on October 5.  Palisades lost that game to Reseda, 42-35, but offered the promise […]

Friday, October 19 Santa Monica at Beverly Hills, 7 p.m. Brentwood at Marshall, 7 p.m. Hamilton at Venice, 7 p.m. Palisades at Fairfax, 7 p.m. Malibu at Bishop Diego, 7 p.m.  Saturday, October 20 Moorpark […]