It appears there will be a softball season for Santa Monica College in 2005.
There was doubt about that after the February 15 opener against Ventura College was cancelled because the Corsairs didn’t have enough women on the squad.
Athletic director Rhonda Hyatt said the roster was only a couple of players short and Coach Tamara Ivie was pleased when the turnout reached an acceptable number for a game against Cuesta College last Saturday.
Officers, aided by specially trained canines, located lobsters hidden in duffel bags, backpacks, vehicles and even a baby stroller. California wildlife officers arrested six people for lobster poaching at the Santa Monica Pier, months after […]
Crews upgraded damaged barriers near the Getty Villa and Big Rock Drive with steel and fireproof coatings to prevent future landslides. Caltrans has finished rebuilding two protective walls along Pacific Coast Highway that were damaged […]
The “One Less Spark” campaign encourages Californians to reduce common ignition sources as elevated temperatures and dry conditions increase wildfire risk. California officials have launched a statewide public awareness campaign urging residents to take steps […]
One person is dead after an overnight shooting in a beach parking lot. Detectives are searching for suspects after a shooting that took place overnight in a Santa Monica parking lot left one person dead […]
Work crews will restrict lanes, prompting officials to warn drivers of doubled traffic fines. Drivers traveling through the coastal Westside must prepare for significant traffic delays next week as Caltrans schedules extensive lane closures and […]
Closure of longtime shelter Samoshel sparks fears in Pico as Santa Monica repurposes motels for transitional housing. By Zach Armstrong An overhaul of Santa Monica’s approach to homelessness is generating anxiety among residents. Plans to […]
