Confusion over Prop. LL leads to unusual move
When the city sued itself and lost last year, it decided to appeal the court’s ruling.
The results so far are
Autopsy results for slain woman may take 2 months
The mother of a slain Santa Monica woman is waiting patiently for authorities to charge the man suspected of killing her
As sales fall, SM Place sets out to mimic the Third Street Promenade
The fortress at the end of the Third Street Promenade is letting down its drawbridge.
Santa Monica
Ocean Park Community Organization must answer to judge
A neighborhood organization’s finances are still being kept a secret despite a formal complaint filed in Superior Court more than seven
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks city expenditures that appear on the upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agenda. Consent agenda items are routinely
The Santa Monica Police crisis negotiation team has successfully talked three people out of killing themselves in the past month.
The latest incident occurred last Wednesday when crisis negotiators spent
Bank robberies on the rise in Santa Monica this year
Santa Monica Police on Thursday arrested a man minutes after he allegedly robbed Wells Fargo Bank on Wilshire Boulevard at
American Cinematheque takes over historic movie house today
The nonprofit organization which takes over the historic Aero Theatre today owes more than $110,000 in taxes.
American Cinematheque has racked
City Council faces tough choices in budget
(Editor’s note: This is the third article in an on-going series that examines City Hall’s current financial crisis.) Closing City
Budget woes mean widespread cuts
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in an on-going series that examines City Hall’s current financial crisis. Monday’s article will
Suspect wanted on parole violation, no bail granted
A man wanted for auto theft led Santa Monica Police on a 40-mile high speed pursuit early Thursday after he attempted
City officials prepare for serious department cuts
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in an on-going series that examines the city’s current financial crisis. Saturday’s
