Maran family not surprised by suit against LAPD
The parents of a 17-year-old girl accused of killing Santa Monica High School sophomore Deanna Maran have filed a wrongful
Plans laid out for half-year construction project
It just wouldn’t be Santa Monica without continuous construction projects in the works.
Next on tap for significant disruption is Main
Loan deadline extended to help owners hurting now
Small businesses still reeling from the fallout of the terrorist attacks have eight days to receive a reprieve.
The Small Business Administration
Judge rules that displaced renter should be paid
A Santa Monica man has been ordered to pay $4,300 to his former tenant after he evicted him, a judge ruled
Man takes out three cars
An Inglewood man was arrested this week after he crashed into three cars on Santa Monica’s east side while trying to flee from police.
Line to city in jeopardy after FTA yanks $156 million grant
The reality of a light rail train coming to Santa Monica suffered a blow recently when local officials learned
Man buys apartment complex; rent control violation alleged
The owner of a Santa Monica apartment complex lost his lawsuit last week against a real estate agent who he alleged was
Statistics make it look like crime is rising, but it’s at an all-time low
Even though crime in the city increased slightly last year, Santa Monica’s police
2001 Crime stats released
(This is the first story in a two-part series that looks at crime statistics in Santa Monica over the past year. On Tuesday, the city’
A grand jury on Wednesday found no wrongdoing on the part of law enforcement in the death of a Santa Monica man during an attempted arrest.
William Wheeler Jr., 41,
Courts go customer friendly
Dealing with lawyers, criminals, and delinquents on a daily basis can grate on your nerves.
But the staff at the Santa Monica Courthouse are more than
