SMFD, from page 1 SMFD has list of ‘target hazards’ throughout city
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in a weekly series that looks at the city’s
Judge questions tenant’s credibility, testimony
By all appearances Wayne Reiner’s case against his former landlord was rock solid. But his credibility wasn’t.
“Credibility is an issue in
City may approve $6M in community grants
For the first time in more than a decade, Santa Monica may not increase the amount of funding it provides to local non-
Gambling company uses celebrity images often
Arnold Schwarzenegger is suing a Nevada-based gambling company for $20 million for allegedly using his likeness without permission on one of its slot
Garage first project to be denied in historic district
A Santa Monica woman’s plan to alter her historic home has been garaged by the city.
An appeal of a
Long-term effects feared for sea lion population
Environmentalists fear long-term damage may have been done to area’s sea lion population Fewer sea animals are washing up on
Clergy vow monthly vigils until workers are re-hired
The fight to unionize Santa Monica’s hotel workers has taken on a higher meaning.
An organization of clergy members influential
Santa Monica Pier exec resigns after six-year run
An executive credited with leading the Santa Monica Pier through a six-year expansion resigned last week.
Jan Palchikoff resigned her
Garage approval came before historic district
When Shirley Bly proposed building a garage underneath her Third Street home in her quiet Ocean Park neighborhood, she never thought it would come
It seems the warmer the weather gets in Santa Monica the worse the traffic becomes.
But city officials hope a new municipally-owned radio station that broadcasts continuous traffic updates
Water system maps no longer available to public
The Los Angeles region has historically been strung together by a single natural resource — water.
But in post Sept. 11, security officials
City asked to give $75K to Santa Monica Playhouse
The Santa Monica playhouse has raised $60,000 in its effort to buy the theater it has been renting for more
