Juvenile’s attorney says family portrayed unfairly
The 15-year-old charged in connection to the murder of Santa Monica teenager Deanna Maran appeared in court for the first time
WELLS FARGO, from page 1 Customers find satisfaction through the court system
One way to guarantee customer service at Wells Fargo may be to sue it.
That’s what Larry
Amusement park ‘chi’ blocked by airplane ride
In true California fashion, visitors to the amusement park on the Santa Monica Pier soon will be able to officially go with the
Longtime Santa Monica Pier eatery closed to make way for corporate chain
A 50-year-old bastion of the Santa Monica Pier was shuttered Monday morning when city officials locked
Boathouse slowly sinking into oblivion
After nearly 50 years on the Santa Monica Pier, the Boathouse has been forced by the city to permanently close its doors today.
Superior Court
Police unveil new surveillance tactic for gang-addled area
In response to increased gang activity on Santa Monica’s east side, police will patrol the area with helicopters beginning tonight.
The city received more than $10,000 from Nike to restore public recreation facilities throughout the city.
Nike concluded its 12th week of the “Nike Glo Run” on Wednesday when
Economic forecasting heavily relied upon for city budget
The latest financial forecast out of City Hall shows the city lost more than $8 million in sales tax revenues this year.
Armed robbers take man’s wallet
A Santa Monica man was robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight last week while walking downtown.
Santa Monica Police responded to a call at
AFM brings in $2M in hotel revenue
Santa Monica businesses and city government received a much-needed infusion of dollars during the past two months as a tourism gimmick and
Law designed to protect taxpayer’s cash may pay for attorney fees
A voter-approved law preventing officials from getting kickbacks was so poorly written that the city was forced
