Many anxious patients and readers have called in the last week inquiring about the health threats of radiation from the nuclear reactor meltdown in Japan as a result of the devastating earthquake and the subsequent […]

After nearly four hours of public comment and deliberation on the former Papermate site, all the Santa Monica City Council could do at its March 22 meeting was to tell the contingency representing Hines, an […]

For the past two years Santa Monica College has been able to maintain most of its services, class offerings, and employee benefits despite the ongoing state budget crisis. However, the outlook for 2011-2012 fiscal year […]

Residents near the intersection of Lincoln and Pico Boulevards likely recall either the sound of gunfire in the hours before sunrise on May 18, 2010, or the ensuing four-hour police search for the shooter aided […]

For the past two years Santa Monica College (SMC) has been able to maintain most of its services, class offerings, and employee benefits despite the on-going state budget crisis. However, a March 3 e-mail from […]

A Santa Monica High School (Samohi) delegation went to Washington D.C. last month to participate in a National Student Summit on the Ocean and Coasts that was held by Coastal America in partnership with the […]

Shoppers mobbed the Third Street Promenade on March 19 to support the first Santa Monica Buy Local Expo and Buy Local Day. Shoppers had the opportunity to shop for a variety of goods and services […]

In the Hollywood culture of the U.S. – and even more prominent in Southern California – disaster movies can make the real possibility of a catastrophic natural disaster seem like an absurd abstraction. But video […]