Surfers at a world class beach in Malibu may soon be swimming in cleaner water.
Surfrider Beach will get cleaned up thanks to a $2 million state grant awarded to
Artists fight for their right to express themselves
Henna artists have convinced the city’s arts commission they shouldn’t be banned from performing their work and they shouldn’t
Most winners do their homework and come to court prepared
Word to the aggrieved, downtrodden and betrayed: Make sure you do your homework before going to small claims court.
Most
Working class are finding it difficult to afford homes in Santa Monica
John Deasy thought when he moved to Santa Monica last summer to become the new school superintendent he
Historic districts to be publicly debated
The neighborhoods north of Montana Avenue may soon officially become a piece of history.
A report completed by a historic preservation consulting firm will
St. Patrick’s Day in Santa Monica
St. Patrick’s Day has been a religious celebration for thousands of years, but some where along the way it became an excuse
Police have arrested a Los Angeles man accused of at least six armed robberies that occurred in Santa Monica last month.
Saul Garcia Cuevas, 30, was arrested March 9, after
Just because someone pays a bill doesn’t mean he can’t successfully dispute it later, a judge ruled Monday.
In a case involving real estate leasing commissions, small claims
Forever 21 wins federal case; files defamation lawsuit
Hundreds of protesters hit the streets of Santa Monica Sunday asking consumers to join them in boycotting a local clothing store.
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The family of a Los Angeles man who was killed when a chartered jet crashed in Aspen, Colo. last March filed a wrongful death lawsuit Friday against the plane’s
Two outspoken citizens are running for a spot on the Santa Monica City Council this November.
Self-proclaimed peace activist Jerry Rubin and local gadfly known only as “Pro Se”
Absentee ballots used as gauge for college’s victory
Santa Monica College supporters were celebrating victory late Tuesday over what appeared to be an approval of a $160 million bond
