Alleged bribe solicitor faces up to eight years in prison
A City Hall building inspector accused of soliciting bribes pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery on Tuesday.
Martin Aguirre,
City law easier to enforce in court, SM police say
The bluffs below Palisades Park, a popular sleeping place for transients, will soon be off limits by city law.
The
Ambrose comes to ‘neighborhood’
With a slumping economy and a downturn in tourism, it may seem risky to open a brand new hotel in Santa Monica.
But Deirdre Wallace, owner
In one incident, inspector took a child support check in exchange for silence
A former City Hall inspector has been charged with two counts of bribery for allegedly taking cash
Father says death penalty appropriate for alleged killer
A convicted felon accused of killing a 21-year-old Santa Monica woman he allegedly lured with the promise of a photography
Slain Santa Monica woman’s alleged killer faces judge today
Two days after she was murdered, Kristine Johnson’s accused killer allegedly stole the identity of a man who owns
Storm drain expected to be overhauled on Montana
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
Suspect has a long criminal history
Capital murder charges have been filed against a convicted felon for the murder and attempted rape of a Santa Monica woman found dead in
Judge rules in City Hall’s favor in development suit
A Santa Monica judge on Wednesday dismissed a developer’s $2 million lawsuit against City Hall, saying it wasn’t
Suspect in murder case has extensive criminal history
Officials will determine in the next month whether to seek the death penalty for a convicted felon who is accused of murdering
Low rents hard to find
It may be a renter’s market in Santa Monica, but the cost of living here continues to climb.
Officials estimate that a person must
