Homeless murderer suspect has a long history of crime
DNA evidence has put the “cold” four-year-old murder case of a Santa Monica woman back under the spotlight.
The
Even landlords of high-priced rentals are not without their share of headaches from tenants.
Richard Lewis, the owner of a Santa Monica Canyon home, sued his former tenant for
Scene locator owed commission, judge rules
A film scene locator was unfairly squeezed out of a deal he struck with a Marina Del Rey restaurant that will be featured in
Judges juggling up to 500 cases at a time
Judging by the caseload at the Santa Monica Courthouse, this is one litigious city.
There are more lawsuits filed here than
Ruling may help Santa Monica law firm’s case
A ruling by the National Transportation Safety Board that the pilot of a plane owned by a Santa Monica-based producer
Official denies city towed cars after erecting signs
There is no such thing as free parking in Santa Monica.
A few people learned that Monday after the city towed away
New leadership needed at Samohi, superintendent says
Good or bad, changes are coming to Santa Monica High School.
That’s because Samohi’s new principal plans to whip students and
Suspect back in custody after attempted escape
A man who allegedly stole a car in Santa Monica slipped through his hand-cuffs and fled from the courthouse Thursday before he
Oral arguments heard in ballot designation case
Court of appeals will hear oral arguments City Council candidate Jerry Rubin will appear in the Ninth Judicial Court Appeals today to argue
SMC’s emeritus college receives permanent home
Santa Monica College has purchased a downtown building for its newest satellite campus.
The $8.65 million building is the college’s first
Developer frustrated; legal case builds
A Main Street developer’s battle with City Hall seems to be dragging on indefinitely.
Just when Howard Jacobs thought he made progress after his
