Court proceedings reveal the confession by accused
A Santa Monica Police officer testified in court Tuesday that a local man accused of beating his father to death confessed to the
New sign to alert public to parking garage presence
The city will have to spend $10,000 to fix a design flaw at the entrance to its newest parking structure.
Model was hired by nightclub
A GQ model who injured himself walking into a glass door at a Santa Monica nightclub was awarded $2,500 last week after he sued
No sales pitch over phone equals no case in court
A Santa Monica man sick of listening to sales pitches left on his answering machine claims one telemarketer violated his
City denies construction is behind increased mice activity
Downtown Santa Monica’s recent mouse infestation has business owners and city officials baffled as to where the rodents came from.
The
Deals being made; empty spaces will soon be filled
There has been a flurry of negotiations for storefront space in downtown Santa Monica in recent weeks.
Demand for commercial space
A bill now being talked about by California state lawmakers could help take some of the mentally ill off the streets of Santa Monica.
The bill would allow courts to
Restaurants will be given access to outdoor mall
Visitors to the Promenade will soon be dining center court.
To help showcase restaurants throughout the downtown area, a new staging area
Landlord sued by renter; sued by city in another case
A Santa Monica landlord has been ordered to pay $1,350 to a tenant for not itemizing damages to the
Salary advance will be completely paid back over time
After living in Santa Monica for almost a year, the superintendent of schools may finally get his new home.
Last week
Employee credits clergy with getting her job back
A hotel worker active in efforts to unionize her workplace got her job back last week after being suspended indefinitely for disturbing
Nearby city construction projects may have disturbed mouse habitat, owners say
Five downtown restaurants have been closed by the health department in the last two weeks because they were infested