Landlords agree to pay tenant and City Hall
Two landlords accused of discriminating against a single mother have agreed to pay $1,000 as part of a settlement with City
City Council candidate Tom Viscount announced Wednesday that he has dropped out of the race for one of the four open seats.
Viscount, who interviewed with the Santa Monica Chamber
Santa Monica Place Mall readies for overhaul
DOWNTOWN — Officials are quietly unveiling their plan to raze the archaic Santa Monica Place Mall and make it an extension of the Promenade.
Fraudulant fundraiser expected to turn ’self in
A celebrity fundraiser who bilked a private school in Santa Monica out of more than $500,000 will turn himself into authorities this
Despite spending cap, cost of campaign on rise
While you ponder over the next two months on who you will vote for in the local City Council election, consider this:
Santa Monica economy continues to grow steadily
CITY HALL — Downtown Santa Monica remains the lifeblood of the local economy, representing the largest growth in sales last year.
The Bayside District,
Westside company blames LA for financial woes
100 WILSHIRE BLVD. — A Santa Monica law firm plans to legally take on the largest public utility company in the United States.
Greene,
Santa Monica Place holds steady in sales tax revenue
If the first quarter of 2004 is any indication, the Santa Monica economy appears to be on an upswing.
Sales tax
Prosecution’s evidence in case ‘circumstantial’
It will be nearly two years since the murder of a Santa Monica woman that her accused killer will stand trial, prosecutors said.
Victor
COMMUNITY PROFILES
11th STREET — John Pacheco’s career is a disaster waiting to happen.
He’s spent half of his life responding to tragedies throughout the world — earthquakes, hurricanes, fires,
